Chameleon Ceremonies

Chameleon Ceremonies

Alternative Celebrant. A Civil marriage and wedding celebrant based in London, UK and Sydney, Australia. For weddings, parties or any special celebration.

All ceremonies are personal telling your story
I will help you through your customer journey till your special day,
with only one ceremony booked on the day allowing time should there be any mishaps. Alternative, themed ceremonies are my specialty so always looking to create something a little different.

12/11/2023

A shout-out to the Celebrants for all the great work we do
For all our couples making their wedding day special.

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 31/10/2023

Halloween - All Hallows Eve
An Alternative day for a wedding or any celebration.
Things to consider when having a Halloween celebration....
*Have Halloween references in your wedding ceremony/celebration
*Alternative outfits
*Dramatic make-up
*Halloween-themed invitations
*Guests in Fancy dress to match your theme
*Alternative ceremony and reception decor
*Serve Halloween-themed food
*Alternative performers to entertain your guests

Photos courtesy of - Carj Studio
Flowers - Lush Petals
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Rings - Bespoke Wedding Rings
Jacket - Niamh Designs
Tiara -

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Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 02/06/2023

Do you like this Wishing Tree?
I had the privilege to be part of a Naming Day Ceremony, for a little girl with a Wishing Tree as part of the ceremony.
The family and friends wrote their wishes, hopes, and dreams
for this lovely little girl.
The Wishes will be kept as a memento and presented to her on her
18th birthday.
Wishing trees are recognised in several cultures around the world
as the tree is a universal symbol of life, strength, wisdom and longevity.
Would you have a wishing tree for your wedding, naming ceremony, anniversary, or birthday?

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 31/01/2023

This is me
Rita from Chameleon Ceremonies

Photo courtesy of Carj Studio

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 31/12/2022

How are you celebrating this New Year's Eve?

The festive season is a time to celebrate with family and friends, so why not have a Wedding, Vow Renewal, Commitment Ceremony, or Engagement for that extra special moment.

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Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 21/06/2022

Summer Solstice
Winter Soltice
The longest day and the shortest day of the year.
Northern and Southern Hemisphere
Where are you celebrating?

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 15/05/2022

How will you get to your Wedding?
How eco friendly will you be to get to
your Wedding?

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Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 01/05/2022

It's springtime -
Are you celebrating with fire?
Beltane - The Celtic ritual.
A celebration of life and abundance.

Bonfires are lit to purify and increase fertility.
Couples leap through the embers.
An act of union, hand in hand to bless their fortune, fertility and happiness.
A season for courting, flower gathering, parties and marriage.

Photo courtesy of i stock photos

15/04/2022

Happy Easter to you

10/04/2022

Who am I?
Rita
Chameleon Ceremonies
Your alternative celebrant.

What do I do?
Create interesting ceremonies for weddings, parties, anything.
From the traditional with a twist to the unconventional.

What did I do previously?
I was a hairstylist, styling hair for weddings and formal occasions.

Why did I become a celebrant?
It was a natural progression from styling hair to creating ceremonies on an artistic level.

Why would you choose me?
To give you a ceremony to remember.

What do you do to know more or to enquire about your wedding date.
Contact me:
[email protected]

Or DM me here
Or Chameleon Ceremonies on Facebook
I have dates still available for 2022 and taking bookings for 2023.
I look forward to hear from you.

27/03/2022

Why not have a piano piece of music as you walk down the aisle!
World Piano Day 29th March.
The 88th day of the year, the 88 Keys on a full-keyboard piano.
Sharing the joy of playing the piano and bringing music to life.

Photo by Matt Higgs Photography

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 26/02/2022

Would you have a fairy tale wedding?
The 26th of February is tell a fairy tale day.
A tale usually featuring fantasy characters and magic.
A once upon a time and a happily ever after.

Photos courtesy of Dreamtime

13/02/2022

It's Valentines Day
The king of romantic holidays
That alone makes you think of
Romance, Engagements, Weddings, Anniversaries and Love
This lovely couple were engaged on Valentines day and had their wedding reception on Valentines day and still celebrating.

Photo by Diamond Portraits and Weddings

21/01/2022

Flowers Brides and Bouquets
Check out my new blog and find out what your flowers mean
Go to: blog- www.chameleonceremonies.com
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Photo - Matt Higgs Photography
Flowers - The Flower Lady Elaine
Model - Harmony Camden

21/01/2022

Flowers, Brides and Bouquets
What is your favourite flower?
Do you know what your flower represents or means?
Check out my latest blog "Flowers, Brides and Bouquets" to help you choose your flowers for your bridal bouquet with a little history and what those flowers mean.
Some Eco ideas on what you can do with your flowers after the wedding day and a recipe to turn your flowers into confetti.
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Let me know what you think and leave a comment



Flowers by The Flower Lady Elaine

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 08/01/2022

Birthday wishes to David Bowie.
Who influenced my life through his music, lyrics, art and fashion.
He always did it his way.

31/12/2021

Bring on 2022
A year for new challenges and adventures
CHEERS

24/12/2021

Chameleon Ceremonies wishes a MERRY CHRISTMAS & YULE TIDE blessings to one and all.
Time to celebrate
Time to reflect
Time to pause

05/12/2021

What do you think about a Christmas wedding?
Depending on what side of the world you are in, would it be a summer or winter Christmas wedding?
A time of year with an instant FESTIVE atmosphere,
Here are a few Christmassy things to consider.
1. Be festive and fabulous
2.Find your festive style - so many outfits are perfect for Christmas weddings, especially sparkly ones.
3. Do be merry with your make-up
4. Look for a venue that's cosy and bright for that winter wedding, or that beach or park venue for that summer Christmas wedding.
5. Always factor in plans for the weather - have a plan B.
6. Set the tone with Christmas themed stationary
7. Go to town with Christmas decor and deck the halls.
Many venues may already have a tree and fairy lights.
8. Serve festive food
9. Choose flowers that are in season
10.Don't forget the favours - personalised crackers , or baubles for your guests.
11. Add a Christmas dress code on your invites
12. Make a stylish exit with a parade of sparklers.

27/11/2021

It's a rap. End of day letting your hair down with Theus Kamla,
Mel Palmer Circus, David the Juggler and If in doubt ask Ella
Pinnacle Performing Arts

Photo by Matt Higgs Photography

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 12/11/2021

Love and Marriage through wartime...
Unsure of what their future would be, overcoming obstacles, restrictions, rationing, with ingenuity and creativity on the way to the altar.
A time to grab happiness where you could with the help of family, friends and their communities.
On the 31st of January 1942 Italy, four soldiers at war on the front were married to their wives by long distance, said I do by radio transmission. The picture shows the wedding procession of the brides being accompanied to the church by members of the army.
This WW1 wedding postcard photo, circa 1918 England of
Husband in Army uniform and wife wearing a beautiful veil and headdress carrying a bouquet.

We will remember them.

Photo courtesy of Alamy

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 31/10/2021

What kind of Halloween Wedding would you have?
Here are a few ideas to consider............

1.Have Halloween references in your wedding ceremony
2.Wear alternative wedding outfits
3.Dramatic make-up
4.Halloween themed invitations
5.Wedding guests in fancy dress
6.Serve Halloween themed food
7.Alternative ceremony and reception decor
8.Have a Halloween themed guest book
9.Have alternative performers to entertain your guests



Photos courtesy of
Matt Higgs Photography
I Stock
Dreamtime
Models
Harmony Camden
Art@sombresleep
Pinnacle Performing Arts

28/10/2021

Something WICKED this way comes.......
What is the first thing you think of when you hear "Halloween"?
For me......
It is believed the boundary between worlds of the living and the dead become blurred.

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 02/10/2021

To all animals great and small. Monday 4th is World Animal Day international day of action for animal rights and welfare.
Celebrated on the feast day of Francis of Assisi the patron saint of animals.
What animal would you have as part of your wedding ceremony to enrich your ceremony to enrich your lives.


Photos courtesy of
Van Middleton
Dreamtime photos
I stock
Shutterstock

05/09/2021

VOW RENEWAL CEREMONY!!
What is it and why do couples renew their vows?
A Vow Renewal Ceremony is a celebratory ceremony for a couple to reaffirm their commitment to each other.
A time to reflect on their relationship and all they have achieved together.
Very popular for milestone anniversaries or any time you want to honour a special time in your relationship.

If you would like to know more feel free to send me a message.

Photo courtesy i stock.

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 28/08/2021

Chameleon Ceremonies would like to dedicate this post to Notting Hill Carnival London 2021
Cancelled for the 2nd year running due to Covid 19.
Celebrating Caribbean heritage, arts and culture.
Great food, great music and lots of dancing.
Cheers to future carnivals.
Would you want a Caribbean festival feel for your wedding day?

Photos from i stock

22/08/2021

Handfasting
What is a Handfasting Ceremony?
It is an ancient Celtic ritual in which hands a tied together to symbolise the binding and unity of two lives.
How does it work?
The Celebrant explains the purpose of the ritual, the couple joins hands, the cords are wrapped around their hands.
the celebrant reads vows and explains what the binding symbolises,
the couple may exchange additional vows.
In medieval tradition the couple would remain bound together till midnight, today you can remove the tie during the ceremony.
Try to slip the cord off with the tie intact.
You have a keepsake as a reminder of your wedding ceremony.
Would you consider a handfasting for your wedding or vow renewal?
Let me know what you think.

14/08/2021

Who will you have as part of your wedding ceremony?
My lovely couple Lauren and Cameron were married in 2019, their ceremony was a very personal and family oriented.
The bridal party were cousins, friends and their very much loved pet Luna. Each parent was involved binding a ribbon around Lauren and Cameron hands as part of a Handfasting ceremony,
the couple writing their own personal vows.
But it was their witnesses that made it more personal and special with Laurens "Nonna" and Camerons "Pa " (the grandparents)
signing the certificates.
A wedding with 3 generations involved as part of a ceremony.
Send me a message tell me what you think.

Photo by Van Middleton

Photos from Chameleon Ceremonies's post 07/08/2021

You can add a touch of circus to your wedding ceremony.
Would you consider having jugglers walking you down the aisle, escorting your guests or being your ring bearers.
Here we have the fabulous Matheus, David, Mel and Ella from Pinnacle Performing Arts bringing some drama to the day.



Photo: Matt Higgs photography
Location: Sarastro Restaurant
Models: Art@sombresleep
Model: Harmony Camden
MUA: Chiara Giannettino
Pinnacle Performing Arts- Matheus, David, Mel & Ella