Island Celebrants

Island Celebrants Award winning Isle of Wight based celebrant providing bespoke Wedding, Renewal of Vows & Naming Ceremonies written and performed for your unique day.

A celebrant can conduct a wedding, naming ceremony or funeral - as long as you have conducted the legal requirements at the local Registry Office. This means you need to register the birth/death or complete the declaratory and contracting words of marriage at your local Registry Office. Celebrants can tailor your ceremony to suit your needs and use words, music and poems that are chosen by you. Is

land Celebrants are not linked to any organisation so we can make sure that your ceremony is conducted your way. For example, we can add your own personally written vows or a handfasting ceremony into your wedding. If it is a second marriage, we can incorporate a special ceremony to signify two families uniting. We will make sure that a funeral service represents the character of your loved one in a memorable and fitting tribute. We can conduct a wedding or naming ceremony anywhere - even your own back garden. Island Celebrants have all trained at the UK College of Celebrancy with the Fellowship of Professional Celebrants, so you know that you will be getting a high quality service no matter what your needs.

Happy Anniversary Cat & Pete! Those 10 years have gone so quickly. Wishing you many more happy, fun-filled days togeth...
26/06/2026

Happy Anniversary Cat & Pete! Those 10 years have gone so quickly. Wishing you many more happy, fun-filled days together ###

Wishing Pete and Cat a wonderful 10th Wedding Anniversary! 🎉❤️

Congratulations on ten amazing years together — and a special well done to Cat for putting up with Pete all these years! 🤣

With lots of love and best wishes from everyone at The Duver Café & Steve’s Bar. 🥂💕

14/02/2026

On Valentine's Day three years ago, Gwen carried out CPR on her now-husband Bob after he collapsed at home. Today she is sharing how the support she received from the Isle of Wight Ambulance Life After Cardiac Arrest (LACA) network helped her process what happened.

"It’s hard for people to understand that you watched your loved one die, but the LACA group showed me that I wasn’t alone." said Gwen.

For Guy, a survivor of cardiac arrest, it was the comfort of having a phone call after he left hospital to check in on him and his wife Carol that meant so much. He said, "It was nice to have a caring voice asking if we were ok."

Thanks to a successful bid by IOW NHS Trust Charity, the Isle of Wight Ambulance and 111 Service Small Island, Big Heart project is taking further action to help improve survival rates following cardiac arrest and support survivors, co-survivors and bystanders.

14/01/2026

2026 is now
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expect no social media posts of 2026 ceremonies due to our new privacy policy

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