Naming-What is it?
About
Naming Ceremonies
What
happens at a Naming Ceremony?Usually Naming Ceremonies have six essential sections: Introduction and Welcome, Reading, Naming of the Child (or children), Parents' Promises, Promises by Supporting Adults and Closing Words.
How
long does the ceremony last?
A basic ceremony usually takes about 15 minutes but can be up to 30 minutes if more options are included.
A basic ceremony usually takes about 15 minutes but can be up to 30 minutes if more options are included.
Is
there a Certificate?
Yes. A souvenir Record of the Ceremony is signed during the ceremony by parents, supporting adults and the celebrant.
Do Naming Ceremonies have a religious content?
Yes. A souvenir Record of the Ceremony is signed during the ceremony by parents, supporting adults and the celebrant.
Is
the Naming Ceremony just for babies?
No. Children of any age can have a Naming Ceremony.
No. Children of any age can have a Naming Ceremony.
Can
I include my older children at the same ceremony?
Yes, you can, and there is no additional charge involved.
Yes, you can, and there is no additional charge involved.
Can
we hold a Naming Ceremony when we get married?
Yes. Maris can conduct the Naming Ceremony after your marriage has taken place.
Yes. Maris can conduct the Naming Ceremony after your marriage has taken place.
Do Naming Ceremonies have a religious content?
Usually no. Most religious faiths have their own form of ceremony for
the naming of a child and welcoming them into their parents faith. However
religious elements can be included.
"In
Naming your Child You Confirm Their Place in History." - Maris
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