Imagine your Ceremony being meaningful and memorable - what do you envision?
Creating meaningful ceremony experiences is a passion of mine. I started on this path after attending far too many ceremonies that didn’t fit the occasion, or appropriately reflect the individual(s) being honoured.
As a certified Master Life-Cycle Celebrant, I create and officiate personalized ceremonies to celebrate new beginnings, honour life’s achievements and pay tribute when experiencing a loss. I collaborate with individuals and families to ensure the ceremony will reflect their values and beliefs. It is amazing to see what emerges in an initial discussion about ceremony design. Once you realize there are very few “have-to” elements for any ceremony, many ideas and possibilities will come to the surface. If you haven’t really given it much thought, I will ask the right questions. Sometimes, the starting point is what you don't want to experience during the ceremony; this can be a valuable beginning. Simple things like how you want to feel and how you want your guests to feel, will help guide the overall design. When we’re done, your ceremony will be just that, your ceremony and it will appropriately set the tone to cascade into any sort of reception. I welcome your call to discuss your interest in a Ceremony or to discuss Celebrancy in general. For all ceremonies, I work with my clients in a similar fashion – see Working Together. |
Cyndy Neilly-Spence RN, EMBA
Specializing in Ceremony Design Master Life-Cycle Celebrant Registered Wedding Officiant (CIMM) |
Response to physical distancing The physical distancing restrictions harshly affect how families and loved ones can gather to share the experiences of joy or loss. Within my practice, I continue to offer my no-obligation consultation online. For end-of-life situations, this experience may be helpful to discover ways for you to connect virtually with loved ones, to support your immediate grief. We can chat about creating online memory circles or tribute ceremonies. This may be the first step toward planning a memorial for the time when you can experience an in-person gathering with all of your loved ones. Planning can be important to feel some sense of control over what will happen in the future.
I keep up to date on the federal, provincial and local municipal directives that affect us all, and influence how I can provide my services. As always, I welcome your call. Warm wishes to you, keep well.
I keep up to date on the federal, provincial and local municipal directives that affect us all, and influence how I can provide my services. As always, I welcome your call. Warm wishes to you, keep well.
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