Suzanne Ellis Celebrant Services

If you are in a relationship think about the first level of compatibility, how compatible are you?

For those who are single, what things would you like to have in common with your life partner?

If you want to learn more my next relationship course begins next month…DM for more details.

If not NOW when?
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A Bush Stone Curlew (screaming curlew) just waiting to dance!

First pictures in the sea using my new waterproof camera…can’t wait to use it when I go diving!

I like this quote and it reminded me some of the mountains that I’ve faced and are now distant memories…

What is the last big mountain you have climbed?

In just 2 weeks we depart on a trip of a lifetime… where would your trip of a lifetime be and why?

A new week…what new adventures await you in the next 7 days?

Last night I asked my membership group: what would be the ‘if only I could’ thing you would do?
What would be yours?

I’m grateful for the people that love me 🧡

What are you grateful for today?

What a beautiful end to a wonderful 60th birthday…thank you to my wonderful partner Mary Collins for spoiling me and making it such a memorable day… Lauren & Sam you’re not off the hook yet 🤣🧡

Have you ever had a partner that you know however long you have with them it just won’t be long enough?

While I’ve been working in the garden today Lottie had been chasing her ball and the pigeons…looks like all that exercise has taken its toll ❤️

WANTED!
An illustrator to create a front cover for a friends book…DM for details

Went to a celebrant meet-up today at The Orchard Tea Garden, which would make a lovely venue for a celebration…anyway I saw this and just had to take a pic.

What have you come across lately that you’ve just had to snap?

Welcome to Pride month

I came across this view of Coe slips this morning and it reminded me of my childhood growing up on a farm…what images evoke memories for you?
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Wishing you all a very happy Easter Sunday.
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Happy Ramadan to all my friends around the world 🙏

Today let’s not only celebrate our mothers past and present but all those women who have inspired and molded us with their strength, compassion, trust and unreserved love.

These women weren’t necessarily our mothers or mothers themselves but gave and continue to give of themselves to nurture others whose paths they cross.

Happy Mother’s Day to all 💛.

A very happy St Patrick’s day to you all

How many different ways do you say I Love You?

***COMPETITION TIME***

What does £1 get you these days?

Well it could give you the chance of winning this A1size (23.4x33.1inches or 594x841mm) collectors edition print (unframed) of Steven Browns McLovin Her.

DM me and I’ll tell you how it could be yours!

Draw to be done live on Wednesday 1st Feb… you’ve got to be in it to win it!

Any profit after P&P will be given to my local women’s centre.

Good luck 😉.

Looking for something different to have as part of your wedding celebration...

The Unity Cross

The Unity Cross is a cross in 3 parts that you assemble as part of your wedding ceremony. The outer form of the Unity Cross represents the strength, leadership, and protection of the man. The bride's piece of the Unity Cross represents the beauty and the many capabilities of the woman. The bride's piece is designed with intricate, beautiful detail and is placed inside the protection of the groom's cross. When they put the two pieces together, it represents the two becoming one. The Sculpture is held together by 3 pins. One for the Bride, Groom, and God.

Looking for something different to have as part of your wedding celebration...

Breaking the Bread Ceremony

The happy couple are being greeted by their parents with bread and salt and a glass of wine. The parents sprinkle the bread with salt and give it to the newlyweds to eat. The bread represents the parents hope that their children will never experience hunger or need, the salt reminds the couple that their life may be difficult at times, and they must learn together to cope with life's struggles.

The parents now present the glass of wine to the happy couple to drink. With the wine, the parents hope that they will never thirst and that they will have a life of good health and cheer and share the company of many good friends.

The parents now join in kissing the newlyweds as a welcome to the family and as a sign of their love and unity.

Looking for something different to have as part of your wedding celebration...

Log Sawing Ceremony

This tradition German and is called Baumstamm Sägen, and it requires the couple to be on either end of a handsaw while they saw a log in half. While the tradition might seem a bit rustic for a wedding, its symbolism couldn't be more beautiful. The physical act of sawing the log together is meant to represent each person's strength, and their combined strength, as they come together to share a life, facing challenges that married couples often deal with.

Working the my script for my next wedding ceremony… life is good ❤️.