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Kate Etherton | Celebrant
Weddings
Ceremonies Overview
About me
Inclusive Ceremonies
FAQ
Contact
Kate Etherton | Celebrant
Weddings
Ceremonies Overview
About me
Inclusive Ceremonies
FAQ
Contact
Weddings
Ceremonies Overview
About me
Inclusive Ceremonies
FAQ
Contact

Kate etherton | celebrant

Based in South West London

hello@kateetherton.co.uk

07809 495 761

I led a funeral this week and received these gorgeous flowers and warm, heartfelt card from the family. 

I won't pretend it didn't get me. Being trusted to tell the story of someone's whole life, at the moment their people are most raw, is the great
It's pouring in London this morning. Which feels like the right moment to tell you that rain on your wedding day has never been bad luck.

Quite the opposite.

Across cultures and centuries — from Hindu tradition to Irish folklore — rain
In my experience, something always goes a little bit wrong. And it never, ever matters.

Swipe for the proof — including actual flames. Tag someone who needs reminding their day doesn't have to be perfect to be perfect. 🧡
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#weddingcel
The pumpkin spice is back. Which means, officially, it is now autumn and I am contractually obliged to think about October weddings.

I always wanted one. All those colours — deep oranges, rusts, golden light. It was the whole picture in my hea
Being trusted to lead a funeral is one of the greatest privileges of this work.

To help a family through one of the hardest things they'll ever face — and to make sure the person they loved is remembered exactly as they were — matters mo
Every wedding has a cast. You just don't see the credits roll.

Tag the person who's definitely the Drunk Aunt. We all know one. 🧡
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#weddingcelebrant #londoncelebrant #weddinghumour #weddingseason #bespokeceremony
I've wanted this for a long time. I just never knew how she was meant to look.

I believe in magic — our capacity to find wonder in the smallest moments, to feel something enormous in something tiny. I think it might be the truest thing about u
This one meant a lot.

A naming ceremony is such a joyful thing to be trusted with — a new little person, the people who love them most, and a room full of hope for everything ahead.

To be told it felt personal, and magical, and that I held th
Wedding season is officially here — and the loveliest ceremonies are rarely the ones that play it safe.

A few whimsical little ideas to make yours feel entirely your own. Swipe through — the last one always gets a laugh. 🧡
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#whim
Apparently 2026 is the year of whimsy. Circus stripes. Letter writing. Getting offline. A collective decision that life has been too beige for too long and it's time for a bit of nonsense again.

I love this. Also — we've been here the whole ti
I saw this street performer with an entire sack of confetti and thought — this is basically what happens at a lot of weddings.

Someone decides confetti is happening. Nobody actually checks. It just... happens. To you. At volume.

Here's the th
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