Renewal of Vows

As wedding officiants and celebrants, we recognize the importance for many couples at varying times throughout their marriage to renew their vows.

We take great pleasure in creating these types of ceremonies as they are a true testament of the beauty and commitment of marriage.

What lovely way to say “I STILL LOVE YOU” after years of marriage.

Perhaps you’re looking to celebrate a milestone anniversary or you’re keen to “re do” your ceremony, renewal of Vows can be anytime, and a beautiful way to express your love and commitment to your lifelong partner.

Some couples who have been married overseas choose to celebrate their marriage by renewing their vows with their family and friends when they return home.

Our services include:

  • An initial, obligation-free meeting to listen to your ideas and discuss how we can create a meaningful and unique ceremony together.
  • Access to our resources (poems and verse, sample vows, ritual ideas and music suggestions).
  • A second meeting, during which time we will discuss the first draft of your ceremony.
  • A professionally printed commemorative certificate, if required.
  • A bound copy of your vow renewal ceremony script.

Make Your Ceremony the most Special day

In England and Wales for a wedding to be legally recognised the ceremony needs to be conducted in a licensed and registered venue by a registered registrar.

However, if you want to have your wedding at a venue that is not a licensed wedding venue or if you want to have a more personalised ceremony than the registrar conducted ceremonies are able to offer, then you can opt to have your ceremony conducted by a Celebrant.

In England and Wales a Celebrant led wedding is not legally recognised, meaning couples opting to have their ceremony conducted by a Celebrant often have to have their legal ceremony conducted at their local Registry Office before or after their wedding day. Kelly Garrick Celebrants can assist with guidance around the legalities.

As the law stands in England & Wales a celebrant cannot carry out the legal aspect of your marriage.

It’s a simple appointment, with 2 witnesses when you register your marriage, repeating the legally required vows, and signing the register – in a similar way you would register a birth or a death for example. People register a birth then decide if they would like to have a religious ceremony like a baptism or a baby naming and again people register a death then decide if they would like to have a religious funeral or a celebrant led ceremony.

There is no legal requirement to exchange your personal vows or your rings – save these for your celebrant-led celebration wedding with your loved ones.

Don't leave your ceremony to chance.

To ensure you have a beautiful tailor-made ceremony, spoken with warmth and personality, delivered professionally and from the heart – complete the contact form, or call us 07833 470218, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.