Nigel Pietroni • Civil Celebrant

Life is full of transitions – major milestones that deserve to be marked appropriately. Some are planned, while others may come as a complete surprise. For every transition, I believe there is a suitable ceremony that can be created, with you to mark that important moment in your life journey.

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• Ceremonies for Life’s Transitions •

Weddings, Civil Partnerships & Renewals

Funerals & Memorial Ceremonies

Naming and Adoption Ceremonies

Other Ceremonies

Weddings, Civil Partnerships and Renewals

I will work with you and get to know you, your story, your hopes and your dreams and help you to plan your unique ceremony. I am delighted to work with all couples and welcome enquiries from same sex couples who may want a ceremony that may not be possible for them in other ‘traditional’ venues.

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Funerals and Memorial Ceremonies

From spiritual to secular, I offer a ceremony that meets your needs. Your ceremony can be entirely spiritual, completely non-spiritual or something in between. Whatever your choice I am happy to help you deliver a ceremony that is right for you and will provide you with a memorial script of what has been said to mark this important transition.

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Naming and Adoption Ceremonies

The birth of a baby or adoption of a child is one of the most joyful but also nerve-wracking transitions that people experience. With it comes hope for their life ahead combined with an awesome sense of responsibility for raising the child.

I am delighted to work with families of all kinds, traditional and non-traditional, and look forward to helping you plan your special ceremony.

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Other Ceremonies

There are many other transitions in life that have not been traditionally marked, but are equally deserving of ritual, ceremony or celebration.

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Nigel Evans - Civil Celebrant
Turbine House, Stone Road,
Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent - ST4 8NJ 

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