~ celebrating your uniqueness ~

Welcome

I'm Reverend Akasha Lonsdale, an ordained Interfaith Minister and Celebrant and since 2006 I've been creating and conducting heartfelt designer ceremonies for discerning couples and families who want their special occasion to be highly personalised, stylish and unique.  

* Weddings of the Heart                          

* Vow Renewals

* Civil Partnership Ceremonies

* Baby Blessing/Namings

* Funerals, Memorials and End of Life celebrations - saying goodbye

* Separation and Divorce - letting go, moving on and closure

* House and Business Blessings

* Boat/Yacht Blessings

What you want, when you want, where you want
The beauty of an Interfaith ceremony is that you are not restricted to where and when you hold your ceremony, or to the content you include. The key is respect and flexibility – with ceremonies designed to include your needs and reflect your personal beliefs, and those of your partner/family.

Spiritual rather than Religious?
You will probably feel drawn to request my services if you consider yourself either to be more spiritual than religious, or you have a belief that there is a "something else" but are not quite sure what you would call it.  What you do know though is that you wouldn't really feel comfortable just having a secular ceremony. 

Lapsed from your faith?
Or you might be lapsed from the faith of your upbringing and therefore having a religious ceremony at a place of worship doesn’t feel right for you.

Mixed-Faith Fusion Ceremonies
Equally today many couples getting married are from different faith traditions and are looking for an inclusive ceremony that honours both traditions.

So no matter what ceremony you are looking for - a wedding ceremony or blessing, civil partnership, vow renewal, baby naming or funeral/end-of-life celebration, you can be assured of receiving the highest degree of personal, professional and heartfelt attention to your needs.  If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm here to help.

What is an Interfaith Minister?