Ceremony Readings

English poet, and novelist, Charlotte Brontë was the eldest of the three Brontë sisters who lived into childhood. The most prolific of the sisters, Charlotte published four novels under a penname, including the well-known Jane Eyre. This Gothic Romance is the perfect place to find a heartfelt reading for those who love her novel, or any of the adaptations equally.

A.A Milne was best known for his creation of Winnie the Pooh, but he was also a prolific writer and a beloved figure in the world of children's literature. Alongside his famous bear and other charming characters, Milne also wrote some beautifully romantic and heartfelt pieces. These are perfect for adding a touch of whimsy and sentimentality to any wedding ceremony!

Internationally recognised author and social media sensation, Beau Taplin turned his passions to poetry and prose following success as a songwriter. With the philosophy make it meaningful, Beau captures the beauty of love and life together in his short poems. Check out more on his Instagram, or through his published works.

Music is always the perfect place to look for readings that capture your feelings for your spouse, and your relationship. Jack Johnson is a great source of inspiration across this career, especially the song Better Together.

Science and Love can sometimes be seen as conflicting, but they don't need to be! Albert Einstein is known for his views on various science elements (get it?), but rarely associated with love, so this reading is sure to capture people's attention.

We followed them across six seasons and two films, their will they, won't they relationship was the crux of the show, and nothing captures it quite like Carrie's Poem to Mr. Big in Sex and the City.

Mark Twain may not be known for many positive quotes about marriage, but he knocks it out of the park when it comes to love! From the beginning stages to long-term love, no-one captures those feelings quite like Mark Twain.

There's nothing more romantic than a wedding, but what about those couples that are anything but romantic (at least in public)? The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse by Charlie Mackesy covers many forms of relationships, and we feel the below page is perfect for those couples who feel uncomfortable being overly romantic in public.