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Celebrants in France & Abroad (Bilingual English-French, Non-Religious, Humanist)
Looking for wedding celebrants in France, Paris or abroad? Gracefully's humanist celebrants create and deliver alternative wedding ceremonies that are 100% customised.
As civil wedding celebrants in France, Gracefully offers a true alternative to traditional religious ceremonies. We don't copy and paste from one ceremony to the another, but instead we design personalised rituals that make sense to you and your families. We offer:
Original wedding ceremonies
Whether you're looking for humanist celebrants in France and abroad, or simply wedding celebrants that offer something other than a traditional ceremony, our wedding rituals are always original. We take the time to listen to you, to reflect on what has been shared, and create the best ritual that suits and celebrates you as a couple.
Gracefully wedding celebrants deliver a luxury service that will ensure you get the perfect celebration. With a respectful and professional presence on the most important day of your life, Gracefully creates meaning, connections and emotions between you and your guests, so that everyone remembers the ceremony all their lives. Our wedding celebrants in France and abroad are 100% European and fully bilingual and we like to add a twist of local culture to civil ceremonies and weddings abroad.
Janet's experience with Gracefully wedding celebrants in France
Janet and Arnaud's families live on opposite sides of the world, yet they wanted to have a ritual that symbolised both their own union and the union of their families. The two families do not speak the same languages, so Gracefully's wedding celebrants in France had to create a ritual that went beyond the language barrier and meant something to everyone.
Janet's heritage is rooted in Japanese culture, so we referred to Shinto philosophy that implies a respect for nature. We created a ritual around flowers whereby each member of both families was invited to put a large beautiful rare flower in a transparent vase. Then Janet and Arnaud poured water into the same vase. In this case the water was the symbol of love.
The result was a beautiful bouquet representing the union of the two families united by the love of the couple.
"Now you will feel no rain, for each of you will be shelter for the other.
Now you will feel no cold, for each of you will be warmth for the other.
Now there is no more loneliness, for each of you will be companion for the other.
Now you are two persons, but there is only one life before you.
Go now to your dwelling place to begin the days of your life together.
May your days together be good and long upon the earth."
Apache Blessing
