The birth of a new baby is a time of joy and celebration, and most parents want to share this new arrival with family and friends. After the very challenging previous two years, many families have not had the opportunity to have a celebration to welcome the new addition to the family. Now is the time to celebrate with all your close family and friends.
Many parents these days do not necessarily want a traditional church christening, either because they do not hold any religious beliefs themselves, or because they may want their child to be able to choose their own beliefs as they get older.
If you have older children, you might like to include them in the ceremony as well. If they are old enough, they may like to read a poem, sing a song or play an instrument.
If they are too young to actually participate in the ceremony itself, then it may be that you simply add a few extra words to welcome the older child as a “big brother or sister”, and reaffirm your love and commitment to your older child/children at the same time.
The Guideparents will promise to take a special interest in your child’s future, to be there as a friend and a source of welcoming advice for the child outside of the immediate family as he or she grows up.
Guideparents are encouraged whenever possible to write their own promises to the child, so that they can be personal and meaningful and will hopefully be promises that each can keep.
A Naming Ceremony can be anywhere you choose - a hall, a house, garden, hotel the list is endless.
"Heather wrote a lovely warm service that all my family loved and many of my friends are going to use her - such a good recommendation". Jane
No l will help you organise the service and offer advice and guidance through the event
Yes - your event - your choice!
Naming Ceremonies are fun events that l really enjoy. Every event is so different and are unique as it reflects your personal wishes.
COSTS
A Naming Ceremony will cost from £200 including
A certificate
Candles for lighting
A individual script