There are so many decisions to make for your wedding day, but have you ever given any thought to the energies of the different times of day during which to ‘tie the knot’?
Depending on your vision of where the ceremony and reception will take place, you may feel you don’t have much choice in terms of picking a suitable time of day. Maybe you need to allow time for people to travel to the venue, or for the hair and make-up artists to work on their beautification project. Or perhaps the venue makes the decision for you.
The energies of the day mirror the seasonal energies.
Morning represents Springtime, and is ruled by Aries. It’s filled with the spirit of “let’s do this!” There’s a dynamic, powerful, and definite liveliness to morning. Think of the power and determination of all those Spring bulbs finding their way through the cold dark soil, and blessing us with their incredible beauty. They give us hope! And what of sunrise? How incredible is that energy? To marry at this time of day will infuse your marriage with a positive and energetic tone.
How many brides do you know of who married in the early part of the day? I did!
Over the years since that beautiful day in New Zealand two decades ago, I’ve often thought: “What was I thinking getting up so early to get my hair and make-up done?” In hindsight, I’m so grateful that I chose morning, and that by the time the ceremony was done we were able to celebrate with brunch.
To marry in the middle of the day, when the Sun is high in the sky, represents Summer. It is infused with a mature energy. Astrologically, this is identified by the Mother archetype of Cancer. Your marriage may bring this theme into rather sharp focus. Make sure you’re not marrying your mother (just joking!).
Late afternoon brings with it the energies of diplomatic Libra. We would assign the season of Autumn to this time of day. It is symbolic of a ‘gathering in’ sort of energy. A time for inner reflection. Given this energy, think about Autumn and what it means for you.
And what of night? To marry in the evening is symbolic of Winter: Energetically, it is Capricorn, ruled by Saturn. This is represented by storage and building our legacy. Saturn, when understood well, brings us discipline, structure and endurance. Perhaps these are energies you’d like to bring to the long-term nature of marriage.
So, perhaps you’re clear on what time of day would be best for your marriage. If you’d like help deciding a great day, astrologically, for your marriage, then feel free to book an astrology reading with me. I can do readings which focus on your synastry (what each of you bring to the relationship) or to help choose a great wedding day. www.veronikarobinson.com
Veronika Robinson has been officiating ceremonies since 1995. She has a deep love of the sacred, and derives great joy from creating, writing and officiating ceremonies for people. She specialises in handfastings, but is equally at home conducting more formal weddings in five-star venues, as well as namings, home blessings, blessingways, vow renewals and funerals. Veronika officiates sacred and inspirational ceremonies throughout Cumbria, northern Lancashire and Southern Scotland, and is particularly fond of outdoor ceremonies. www.veronikarobinson.com/celebrant
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A home is more than a roof over our head, and protection from the weather. It is a physical representation of our inner world. The more we infuse our home with love, care and devotion, the more we will receive these gifts back.
Our home is a vessel to nurture body and soul, however if we don’t take care of it, by keeping it clean, tidy and imbuing it with loving energy, then it becomes a place that doesn’t support us fully and may even deplete our energy and health. If a house contains stagnant ‘energy’ it is not a healthy place to live.
Although it is more likely that someone would have a house blessing to open and purify the energies when they first move into a new building, you can in fact have a house blessing even if you’ve lived in the same place for thirty years.
Blessing one’s home is an ancient tradition, and can be done with a celebrant or you can do it on your own. You may have family and friends there to witness the ceremony and rituals you choose.
Most of us leave our homes several times a week and partake of the outside world through work or school, for example, thereby bringing the energies of those experiences back into the home. Some are positive, some not so much. As humans, we are energetic sponges containing all our experiences. When we come home, we symbolically squeeze those energies from the sponge and they infiltrate our living space. Becoming aware of this, we may choose a seasonal or annual house blessing.
Before your home blessing, take the time to declutter and clean the space. This is essential. You are defining a sacred space, and you can only do so when your intention is clear. Clutter is not conducive to clarity or well-being.
Ceremony
When you have cleared your space, invite guests to stand in a circle in the room you’ve chosen for the main part of the ceremony. If you are the one officiating the ceremony, make sure you have grounded yourself (imagine roots, like those of a strong tree, from your feet going down deep into the centre of the earth, and a white light from the crown of your head reaching to the sky).
Open the ceremony by lighting a beeswax (or plant based) candle. (Standard candles are made of highly toxic ingredients…you don’t want this in your home). Inwardly, imagine the life force of the flame bringing healing energy into the circle.
You may wish to use an aura spray, such as one from Healing Orchid Essences, or burn some incense.
Begin with the ringing of a bell (three times), or by playing music that feels sacred to you. You may prefer to sing.
Welcome everyone for being present, both as witnesses and participants in this sacred circle of energy, as you bless your home.
You may feel drawn to inviting in the Angels of the Four Directions, and opening all the windows on the sunrise side of your home, to invite the sunlight and life force to flow into the rooms.
Depending on your beliefs, you can invoke a divine presence, angels, ancestresses, or other unseen energies.
State what your intentions are for this home. For example, you may wish for it to resonate with laughter, love and deep friendships. Maybe your desire is for it to provide a quiet sanctuary from a busy lifestyle. Perhaps there has been illness or a death in the home/family, and this ceremony is to bring new life and happiness between the walls. It could be that there has been a redundancy for the main income earner, and that this has caused deep upset and shock in the home. Maybe a new baby has recently joined the family, and you wish for your home to accommodate the energy that they bring.
You may wish to use sage or cedar or lavender to ‘smudge’ the rooms. As you do, make spiral movements, and be sure to include hallways, and areas around doors and windows. If smudging, candles or incense are not an option where you live, you can sprinkle salt or use rose essential oil (added to water in a small spray bottle).
If you have a besom (broom) you can symbolically sweep out the energies of each room.
Sample Invocation:
Dear Home
We cleanse this space, we make it safe.
We banish all negativity, and replace it with love, hope, happiness and harmony.
May no one go hungry in this home.
May no one experience loneliness here.
May we always have everything we need.
May abundance be expressed here.
We bless you. We love you. We honour you.
Thank you for protecting us from harm, and holding our heartfelt desires in your safekeeping.
We give you love.
We invite friendship, family, food and fun to be lived and celebrated here.
We give thanks for this home.
Blessed Be.
Consider what rituals would feel meaningful for you. For example, you may wish for everyone to choose a quartz crystal from a bowl, and place one in each room of the home. You might choose to burn a tealight candle in the four corners of the garden, scattering a handful of sea salt around each one, to protect your home.
Together, you may wish to craft a pentacle (five-pointed star, representing fire, earth, water, air and spirit) to hang above the hearth. Perhaps it could be decorated with gemstones or feathers.
You may invite each guest to grant a blessing, prayer, poem, wish or intention in one of the rooms.
Each person who lives there may say: I am (name), and I live, move and have my being in this beautiful home. This home is my sanctuary.
Asking each guest to choose an angel card is a lovely way of invoking celestial energy. You could then place each one on a small House Blessing altar, along with your candle and anything else that feels meaningful, such as a loaf of home-made bread or cake to represent people always having plenty to eat.
Consider which music or sound to include in your ceremony: singing bowls, healing mantras, drumming, singing, chanting, bell ringing. These sounds are deeply purifying and will transform the energy of the space.
On your altar, you may wish to place branches of cedar or sage or a small vase of flowers.
Closing the circle
Thank your unseen guests, and express gratitude to all who are there.
“May this circle be open, but unbroken. Blessed Be.”
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When I officiate a house blessing, I include readings, prayers or blessings, and talk about the family’s intentions for the home. The ceremony has structure, and features elements and rituals that are meaningful to each member of the family.
Veronika Robinson has been officiating ceremonies since 1995. She has a deep love of the sacred, and derives great joy from creating, writing and officiating ceremonies for people. She specialises in handfastings, but is equally at home conducting more formal weddings, as well as namings, home blessings, blessingways, vow renewals, funerals and memorials. Veronika officiates sacred and inspirational ceremonies throughout Cumbria, northern Lancashire and Southern Scotland, and is particularly fond of outdoor ceremonies. www.veronikarobinson.com/celebrant
As a long-term vegetarian, and someone who truly enjoys creating good-tasting food, the idea of a vegetarian wedding really appeals to me.
My own wedding was: in lieu of presents, please bring a home-made vegetarian meal to share. It was fantastic, and really brought the guests together in their shared commitment to honour our wedding day in this way. For twenty years I’ve held this memory with deep gratitude and joy.
Unless you absolutely know that a wedding venue can meet your needs, brace yourself for disappointment or another choice of venue. If the venue you’ve chosen isn’t capable of providing you with a first-class vegetarian reception, ask to bring in your own caterers.
I recently attended a local wedding venue that was featuring a new room. As a marriage celebrant, I was most excited to see this space. Well, it sure did look beautiful! However, I paid £15 for the honour of trying their gourmet canapés. Well in advance I put in my request for gluten-free vegetarian. Imagine my disappointment (and, to be honest, some seething ‘wtf?’) when I was pointed to olives (which I could have bought at the supermarket) and nuts. Seriously? I can hand on heart say I felt duped.
Vegetarian meals at most weddings may fall under the following categories: improvised, salads, sides, buffets that feature a couple of plant-based options. Check that your venue is skilled at vegetarian-only menus and that they treat it with the respect and care it deserves rather than as a last-minute thought or attachment.
Buckland Hall is the only all-vegetarian wedding venue in Britain.
If that doesn’t inspire you to choose a vegetarian menu, nothing will.
Some venues can be downright rude and unfriendly when you say you want a wedding sans dead animals.
No matter if your choice for a vegetarian wedding is based on a desire for a low eco footprint, animal ethics, or a wish to keep things simple, this is YOUR wedding day, and you have the right to create it in the way that is comfortable for you. Don’t be scared to shop around and make other plans if you feel you’re not being heard.
Some brides feel pressured by guests into having meat options at their wedding. Your guests are there to honour your commitment to love another person. The wedding is a template of who you are, and your values. If you feel strongly about having a cruelty-free menu, then stand your ground. If a guest feels that they can’t go one meal without meat, then perhaps they could eat a burger before arriving at the wedding?
Contrary to the argument that meat eaters offer vegetarian meals (ha! barely) at their weddings, so it should be the same for veggies to offer a meat option, it isn’t as simple as that. Choosing to not be part of the loss of an animal’s life speaks to the heart of a person. It defines an aspect of who they are. Why would any guest expect someone with such heart-felt beliefs not to be true to themselves on what is considered by many to be the most important day of their lives?
If the chef in question needs inspiring, send him samples of vegetarian wedding meals such as those of Buckland Hall. Why not choose a wedding away from a hotel, and ask your guests to bring a home-made vegetarian meal? Or you could hire a vegetarian food van (such as a falafel truck), and keep it really casual.
Food is such an important element and ritual of ceremonies. It is natural that your food ethics would be reflected in your wedding day.
Planning a wedding is a good test for married life. Every step of the way is about compromise: season, style, venue, catered or not catered, colours, themes, guests, music, flowers and so on. Compromise, however, is about what feels good for the soul, and shouldn’t be about sacrifice. If you walk gently on this Earth by not eating animals, and want your wedding to be an example of that, then be true to your core values.
Vegetarian food, when made with love, care and flair, is deeply nourishing, tasty and fulfilling. Don’t be fobbed off with anything less than the best.
My motto is: Your Day, Your Way.
Veronika Robinson has been officiating weddings since 1995. She trained at Unity Church in Auckland, New Zealand, and was authorised to conduct legal weddings under the New Thought Ministries umbrella. She has a deep love of the sacred, and derives great joy from creating, writing and officiating personalised ceremonies for people. She specialises in handfastings, but is equally at home conducting more formal weddings, as well as namings, blessingways, vow renewals and funerals. Veronika officiates inspirational ceremonies throughout Cumbria, northern Lancashire and Southern Scotland, and is particularly fond of outdoor ceremonies. www.veronikarobinson.com/celebrant
When the Moon is full, she is ripe. Like a birthing woman—plump, full, and ready to bring an end to gestation so she can bring forth new life into the world—she is primal and powerful. Squat and deliver!
The Full Moon occurs at midday (UK time) on March 23rd 2016 at three degrees and 17 minutes of sociable Libra.
This is the climax of the lunar month. Our ancestresses recognised the power of this light in the dark skies, and despite the modern lives we lead and how busy we are, the Moon still asks us to pause and reflect. We may spend our evenings sitting in front of a TV screen or on Facebook, but the Moon tugs us towards a deeper purpose. The cellular pull of our being either leads us towards this energy consciously and with grace, or unconsciously and reluctantly. Whether we go willingly, or kicking and screaming, none of us is immune to Luna’s sacred and time-sensitive call.
A Full Moon is a time of lunar balance, when the feminine Moon is opposite the masculine Sun. Unless we consciously seek this balance, it may manifest as a time of discord. For the unaware and unprepared, it’s often a time of mayhem.
The Moon is indicative of our inner, emotional and sensory life, while the Sun’s archetypal energies reflect our hero’s journey in the outer world (our identity). Yin and Yang. How do we balance them?
Our natal Moon (the zodiac sign the Moon was transiting at the time of birth) talks to us of how we were mothered, and what brings us comfort. She speaks to us in the ancient language of powerful pre-verbal memories of mother’s breast milk, and what emotionally sustains us. Indeed, we must ask: did mother give us that security or was our experience something altogether different? And the Sun is like our father cheering us on as we first learn to ride our bike and find our way in the world. When we fall off our bike, we take our scraped knees back to Mother for that magic kiss! “There, there,” she says, soothing us better. Mother is home, Father is the outer world. When (if) Mamma makes it all better, you can be sure we’ll be back on the bike!
Opposites do attract, but they can also repel. It is well known that people can go a little crazy around the time of the Full Moon. Don’t underestimate the power of this luminary as she pulls our unconscious feelings to the surface. Do we really go a little crazy at this time or is the Moon simply amplifying our inner state? Nothing lies dormant forever.
Each New Moon is a time of conception as we plant seeds of intention. The Full Moon offers us a divine portal to find balance between two areas of our life (if you know your natal chart, then look up where the Sun and Moon will be transiting to get a sense of the themes playing out for you. If I’ve done a reading for you, I’ll have a copy of your chart if you’d like a follow-up reading).
A full Moon is a time of revelations as that milky light shines her beams across us to illuminate our lives.
When we consciously live our lives in rhythm with the Moon’s ebb and flow, we soon see how we are influenced, but more importantly, how we can CREATE necessary changes in our daily life and be influential.
This Full Moon, ruled by the Goddess of Love and Money, Venus, wants to clarify issues for you around the area of relationships.
Mirror Mirror on the Wall Who am I, after all? I see me in you And you in me Heaven and hell in intimacy
Libran energies guide us towards communion with another. What does it mean to share our life with someone else? How do we honour self (Aries), while being at home in a relationship (Libra)?
The Full Moon is an opposition, a tug of war, between the Sun and the Moon; or perhaps the best analogy for this particular one in Libra is of a see-saw. How do we find balance? What steps do we need to take to give equal time to our core identity (Sun) and independence (Aries) and that part of ourselves that needs emotional sustenance (Moon) through another human being (Libra)?
The ruler of this Moon, Venus, is about the pleasures of life that we share with another. It is infused with harmony, balance, love and romance, but may also highlight business partnerships or even the relationship we have with a counsellor. A relationship might be a best friend who has a different set of ethics to you that has to be constantly navigated to maintain equilibrium, or a school mum who subtly puts you down at the school gates each morning. Maybe it’s an ex-lover knocking on your door.
Perhaps this Moon will inspire you with other Venusian energies, such as getting a new hairstyle, investing in new clothes or make-up, or getting rid of those which don’t suit you. Venus rules beauty, and she exudes grace, charm, culture and refinement. Before you get too caught up in her charms, beware: when she inhabits the zodiac sign of Libra (she also rules Taurus), we have to remember that this is the only sign of the zodiac represented by an inanimate object: the scales of justice. Cold, hard, lifeless metal.
The less charming side of Libra is that of superficiality. In a desire to ‘appear’ peaceful and socially adept, she may be inclined to say what she believes the other person wants to hear. You and I might call it lying! Libra, ever the charismatic host, calls it diplomacy.
This Moon may be asking you to read through the lines. Are you being diplomatic rather than radically honest? Are you people-pleasing at the expense of your own desires and needs (Aries)?
Are you giving fairly in relationship?
Libra is all about appearances. Beauty, yes. Fairness, yes. Justice, hell yeah! But if we think about those scales of justice, they come from an intellectual state. The law is not about what is emotionally right or comfortable. It is about facts. Libra is an air sign. Justice does not involve the heart, and can seem brutally heartless. This can seem rather ironic given that Libra is ruled by the Goddess of Love, Venus. But perhaps that message is very much about that balance between self and other. You and Me. Mine and Yours.
The best of Libra will show you how to spread kindness while honouring your unique self. You can be attractive and socialise, while admitting that you need your own space and time, too. Learn from the Libran’s speciality of tact and refinement, but always be true to yourself. This is indeed a time for reconnection with your lover or soul mate or other relationship, but it’s also a time to connect with your inner core. Yin and Yang. Feminine and Masculine. The Divine Dance.
Leave the rose-tinted spectacles behind, though this may seem impossible with this particular Moon, and see through the tones of co-dependence, superficiality, and the Libran tendency of sweeping important issues under the carpet. If you don’t, the Full Moon eclipse might blind you with the harsh truth.
Who am I in relationship? How does my independence and identity shine when I’m under your spell? These are essential questions to ask yourself, particularly at this time.
Venus, goddess of love, is conjunct Neptune in Pisces during this lunation. Neptune is the higher octave of Venus. Venus is about human relationships. Neptune is about the relationship we have with the Divine: All That Is. Together they continue themes of romanticism and higher love. Whatever brought you together in relationship may no longer be valid. How can you take your love to a new level? In what ways can you instil a higher purpose to your relationship? Or perhaps, is your significant other pulling the wool over your eyes?
There is nothing superficial about this particular Full Moon, however, it does invite us not to be caught in deception or delusion. Neptune conjunct Venus ramps human love to a higher octave: divine love. It asks: how am I bringing the divine into our daily dance of intimacy. Neptune invites us to come from a place of compassion and deep-level empathy in our relationships: it is a spiritual homecoming in the realm of ‘other’. Do the words we speak come from kindness and a desire to hold our loved one in the Light? Do we walk gently upon a path of graciousness, reverence and beauty in relationships? Are we walking on holy ground when in relationship?
It was at the dark of the Moon that we set intentions (consciously or unconsciously), and now the light shines on those seeds. What are we manifesting? What hopes and dreams are we bringing to consciousness to rise above the dark, fertile soil?
The luminary of the night whispers to us across the portals of time, love, and sacred space to call us into our heart self.
The Sabian Symbol* of this Full Moon is beautifully described as: a group of young people around a campfire enjoying spiritual communion.
How does that image feel to you?
If you’re in a relationship, what brought you together (to the campfire)?
What is the glue that holds your relationship in tact?
Is it sex, love, lust, a shared love of a hobby?
Unplanned pregnancy?
Companionship?
Loneliness?
Convenience?
Soul mates across time and space?
Indeed, is that glue enough or is it losing its ‘stickiness’?
Perhaps the time has come for you to create a new bond with your lover or business partner. Examine openly and honestly what brought you to the campfire (glue), and what the fire feels like now. Is it warm enough? Is the magic there? Perhaps it is scorching you and leaving nothing but hot coals, and finally, ashes in its wake. Will you rise, like the mythical Phoenix, from the ashes and be reborn?
Who is fanning the flames? How is your spiritual fire being fed? Do you both nurture this fire? And does the fire nourish you? The best campfire will be fed by both of you, equally. And, at those times when one must go off in search of self, will that sacred flame be fanned by the other until their return? Will this act of kindness be reciprocated?
Does your life feature the healing energies of this Sabian Symbol such as walking in the woods, camping, sitting around a campfire, being part of a women’s circle or men’s group, being with like-minded people, seeing your soulmate?
This Full Moon is a lunar eclipse, meaning it is particularly powerful. Will we consciously ‘eclipse’ something or someone out of our life, or will Fate do it for us? Could it be, like the Full Moon disguising herself during an eclipse as a New Moon, that you too are hiding yourself? Do you feel your voice is strong enough in relationship? In what ways are you not being seen?
The Queen of the Night and the King of the Day offer a creative dynamic whereby we learn who we are in relationship by understanding more of who we are when we’re not relating to another. Conversely, we learn more about our true self when we see an image in the mirror of another human being. A lunar eclipse is celestial permission to let go of the past. Change is another word for the Universe in Motion. We can fear this, and come from a state of fight or flight; or, we can consciously choose to embrace what needs movement and magic in order for us to walk a new path. Consider this as creative confrontation with our inner self.
Bring imagination to your relationships: what is the highest vision you have? What steps can you take each day to bring this to reality? Is forgiveness needed? Perhaps this is a call for more tenderness? Maybe you simply need to prioritise your relationship over distractions such as online activities or selfish interests.
The eclipse is here to show us that no matter what manifests in the outer world, the story is always within us. We can’t blame others for our story. We are the storyteller. This month’s lunar story is: the quest for another is also the quest for self.
Full Moon Ritual
This time in the lunation cycle is perfect for releasing what we don’t need or want in our life. The phoenix ceremony (burning bowl) is one ritual which can be used to do so.
Create sacred space
Decide where you want to be when you do your ritual. It may be outdoors in your garden, on the beach, or in a woodland, for example. Maybe you prefer to honour this time in the comfort of your own home. You may like to light a candle or burn incense. Perhaps you have some sacred space aura spray. Allow yourself to let go of all other thoughts, and be present for your ritual. Perhaps you have crystals and gemstones that you’d like to place on a small altar. Maybe you’ll make a flower or woodland mandala as a way to focus your energies. Maybe all you need is a cup of soothing chamomile tea. Given the theme of this Full Moon is about love, beauty, kindness, relationships, and justice, you might like to include images or symbols of these on your altar.
Set your intention
Think carefully about what no longer serves you, and how you can let that go. Give yourself permission to declutter emotional baggage. Consider who you are in relationships, and who you are on your own.
Handwrite wishes
Write your intentions by hand. Keep them in the present tense.
For example:
I now lovingly release relationships which no longer serve me.
I let go of ugly items and situations and replace them with beauty.
I release negative relationships. I only attract loving people in my world, for they are my mirrors.
I nourish myself with balance and poise.
Write your wishes onto a piece of paper, then burn in them in a fireproof bowl. Release them. Let them go.
If possible, do your ritual during the time of the Full Moon. Tell yourself that you are open to the energy of Luna.
Meditation and Visualisation
Imagine a see-saw with you on one side, and a significant other (or a relationship you want healed) on the opposite side, and allow the see-saw to come into balance.
If you are single and desiring to meet someone new, release the parts of you that don’t feel worthy of love. See an image of a soul mate opposite you on the see-saw.
Consider ways in which your ego may ruin relationships, and give yourself permission to let your fears and defences be released. The ego becomes a monster in relationship when we don’t feel safe, valued and heard. The stronger we become in our awareness of self, the more confident and secure we are in relationship.
Fly away
As this lunar eclipse is in an air sign, you might prefer to write your wishes on paper or biodegradable balloon and release them to the wind.
Full Moon Journal
Perhaps you’d like to keep a Full Moon journal whereby you write down when and where the Moon is transiting your birth chart, and how that is manifesting in your life. It makes such a fascinating story to read over the course of a lunar year.
*A Sabian symbol is an image for each degree in the zodiac. They were named as such because it is believed that Elsie Wheeler, who channelled their images, was in contact with the ancient matrix of the Sabian alchemists of Mesopotamia.
Veronika Robinson is a second-generation astrologer, and thoroughly enjoys bringing her clients’ charts to life in ways that are profound, meaningful, healing, practical and life affirming. She works by Skype with clients from Australia, to South Africa, to Canada, America, New Zealand, Ireland and England. Her articles have appeared in The Mountain Astrologer and Dell Horoscopes. To book a reading, visit https://veronikarobinson.com/astrologer/
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I trust that your February has been rich with love and laughter. I wanted to share with you the news that my latest book is ready for publishing.
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Just call me Granny Pants!
In other news, I’m delighted to share that this summer Paul and I will become grandparents. I’m so looking forward to kissing little baby cheeks again!
Celebrate Your Creativity
We still have a few places left for anyone who is interested in joining us for our 5-day family camp in August. It’s being held at Limetree Nature Reserve in North Yorkshire. We’ve loved holding camps here in the past, this one’s theme is: celebrate your creativity. It’s £90 for an adult, and the fee includes camping, wholefood dinners and lunches by Rocket Catering, and all workshops/activities. Children 14 years and under, £35; 15-18 years £50.
You can secure your family’s place with a 20% deposit. This camp is a wonderful opportunity to spend time with lovely souls in the heart of a beautiful environment. Booking form/info here: https://www.veronikarobinson.com/creativity-camp/index.shtml
Celebrating Life
For my Cumbrian readers, in case you’re unaware, I’ve been officiating ceremonies for 21 years. I am available throughout Cumbria, Northern Lancashire and Southern Scotland to officiate weddings, namings, funerals, vow renewals, and other rites of passage. https://www.veronikarobinson.com/celebrant/index.shtml
May your days roll gently, one after the other, filled with sunshine, love and joy. ~ Veronika x
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