Ceremonies

Baby naming ceremonies are rooted in ancient traditions that acknowledge the lifelong implications of a child’s name as they grow into their own person. Often, babies were not named for the first week of their lives until the parents found a name that is suitable, honouring heritage and the child’s emerging spirit.

Today, baby naming ceremonies are making a beautiful return. Keeping with ancient sentiment, they offer a unique space to welcome a little one earthside with love, intention and the people who will walk alongside them as they grow.

Commitment ceremonies became largely popular in the 20th century, particularly within the LGBTIQ+ community when same-sex marriages were not legally recognised. It is a declaration of love, commitment and solemnity - without the legal paperwork.

More than just a substitute for marriage, commitment ceremonies have become a celebration of love on one’s own terms. Authentic, intentional, and wholly yours.

Celebrations of life, or funerals, are a beautiful way to honour our loved ones who have passed. Life is beautiful and what makes it even more beautiful is its impermanence. The time we are given is a verse in the poem of the universe.


Funerals, memorials or ash scatterings offer space to hold grief and celebrate your loved ones.