Areas I cover

Celebrant in the North Cotswolds

The North Cotswolds sit just beyond my home county, and I'm always glad to travel there for the right ceremony. It's one of the loveliest corners of the country: honey-coloured stone villages such as Shipston-on-Stour, Ilmington, Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Campden, rolling countryside, and some of the most beautiful places anywhere to gather - ancient stone barns, country houses, walled gardens, and village churches and halls.

Whether you're marking a wedding among the stone and greenery, or saying goodbye to someone much loved, I bring the same care: proper listening first, a ceremony written just for you, and a calm, steady presence on the day. A celebrant ceremony can be held almost anywhere, so we're not limited to a licensed venue.

For funerals in the Cotswolds I coordinate with your funeral director and whichever crematorium, church or natural burial ground you choose, so everything runs smoothly and nothing is left to chance.

Do I cover the North Cotswolds?

Yes - I regularly work across the North Cotswolds, and further afield by arrangement.

Distance from base: The northern Cotswolds begin roughly 15-20 miles from Royal Leamington Spa. I am based in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, and travel within my regular working area is included in my ceremony fees.

Honey-coloured stone cottages beside a brook in a Cotswolds village

Where ceremonies happen in the North Cotswolds

The Cotswolds has some of the most beautiful places anywhere to gather, and a celebrant ceremony can be held almost anywhere:

  • Ancient stone barns and farm venues
  • Country houses and hotels
  • Village halls and walled gardens
  • Outdoor and marquee settings

I don't recommend or partner with particular venues - I'll simply help you make the most of wherever feels right for you.

Planning a ceremony in the North Cotswolds? Let's talk, and do get in touch even if you're not sure I reach your village. The answer is usually yes.

Start with a conversation - no obligation, no forms to get right. Tell me what you're planning and I'll take it from there.