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NAMING CEREMONIES

Welcoming your child, your way.

A naming ceremony should celebrate the child, their family, and the people who will be part of their life.

Baby Holding Hand

LET'S TALK

Let's plan your naming ceremony.

Tell me about your child and your family, and we'll take it from there.

Whatever shape it takes, a naming ceremony should feel like the start of your child's story — told by the people who already love them.

 

Your family. Your story. Their beginning.

MAKE IT YOURS

What your ceremony can include

As with any ceremony, the details are entirely yours to choose.

Your family's story

  • The story of how your child came into your life

  • The meaning behind their name

  • Your hopes for their future

  • Family heritage and traditions

  • Brothers, sisters and wider family

Your ceremony

  • Promises and words from parents

  • Guide parents, godparents or mentors

  • Personal readings

  • A symbolic element - a candle, sand or similar

  • Favourite music

  • Contributions from family or friends

A naming ceremony gives you the chance to publicly welcome your child into the world, celebrate their arrival with the people who matter most, and mark the beginning of their story — without it needing to follow any particular religious or legal format.

It's simply a chance to say: this is our child, and this is everyone who will be part of their life.

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