This is a celebration where the love story of the couple is shared with their dear guests in a heartfelt speech. Honouring the great moments that led them to the altar.

Couples can include a symbolic ceremonial ritual performed by the celebrant following the exchange of vows.

If the bride and groom wish to do so, this celebration can be accompanied by the services of a priest or registrar who officiates at the wedding.

This is a celebration thought out for brides and grooms who wish to have a less public ceremony. More personal and intimate, but just as important and symbolic. With the guarantee of total respect for secrecy. Only in the company of the couple and the most important people in their lives whom they appoint to witness the ceremony.

If it felt so good the first time, why not do it again? The vow renewal ceremony celebrates the glorious resilience that love shows in the face of time and adversity. 

Here, couples once again declare their promises of mutual love and respect. Most often in celebration of silver and golden wedding anniversaries.

What if, instead of a first dance, a couple prefers a first sword fight? What if, instead of tuxedos and wedding dresses, they prefer to dress up as Han Solo and Princess Leia? What if - instead of bells, churches and spring rolls - they prefer a wedding with a Halloween party, laser tag and drag queens?

For those who like to break traditions, embrace chaos and have fun, the Weird-ings ceremony promises to be both the most unconventional and the most fun. Certainly unforgettable.