Hello, I’m Eleanor Willock, the Full Stop Celebrant, from Somerset.
I have one job; to make your wedding ceremony absolutely unique. I create wedding ceremonies, and vow renewals that leave a lasting impression.
In my wedding ceremonies, your love, your beliefs, your traditions, your sense of humour, and everybody you value the most can be included. I will make sure your ceremony will be exactly the way you imagined it, and we’ll create it together.
Why choose me as your celebrant?
I’m a local Somerset Wedding Celebrant. It’s my job to reflect you and what you want in the words and rituals we decide on for your ceremony, so I love celebrating the love story of every client I work with.
I welcome all those who want to celebrate their marriage, including LGBTQ+ ceremonies. I’m also a fan of a theme, a vision, a mood-board, and, to be honest, a good challenge.
My style is emotional, engaging, creative and funny (where appropriate). Words of all kinds are one of my biggest passions, hence choosing to be known as The Full Stop Celebrant.
I’m an officiant, a storyteller, a hype-woman and a tour-guide through the story of your big day, all rolled into one.
I’ll work with you right from the start to find out what it is you’d like to say at your ceremony, and what it is you want your partner, your children, or your loved ones and guests to really see and hear.
With a celebrant-led ceremony, everybody leaves feeling a little bit more loved, and in love, than they did before we started.
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What is a Celebrant?
A wedding celebrant is responsible for the formal part of the ceremony you are planning. They are with you at the heart of the event and lead the words, rituals, and participatory parts of your ceremony. I believe an independent celebrant should be the architect of a ceremony that is for you and about you only.
No standard scripts, no repeats, no fill in the blank rubbish.
A celebrant is also responsible for helping you plan the ceremony itself. When choosing an independent celebrant, this is what really sets us apart from some of our other ceremonial colleagues.
I am open to every thought, tradition, religious custom, music, poetry, and questionable dance move on the planet. In fact, I positively welcome them all.
A celebrant empowers you to say the things you want to say to each other in a language free from the conformities of traditional ceremonies in a place of worship or a Town Hall.