Goddess Temple Weddings

With Handfastings giving rise to the fashionable ‘Boho Chic’, many Wedding platforms are very keen to promote and use this in their digital marketing. From woodland Weddings to ceremonies at festivals, the olde ways are making a big impression, offering couples a...

Imbolc is celebrated on the 1st February and is the time of Bridie, Maiden Goddess, in her seasonal aspect of the land awakening. Danu, the old Woman of Winter and Solstice, ancient Cailleach of stone who holds the energy of stillness and death, slowly gathers her...

We are delighted to share that all Weddings booked from January 2019, will now include extra ceremonies to make your journey of love even more profound. The following ceremonies are included as part of your Handfasting and Sacred Marriage experience: Couples Incense...

What a fantastic year it has been for Goddess Temple Weddings. We have worked with wonderful couples, conducted many Sacred Weddings, and organised lots of great receptions! Our Goddess Temple Weddings experience is expanding and we are working with more talented...

Winter Solstice falls on the 21 December and is the shortest day and longest night. It is the time when the sun has reached the most southerly rising and setting points on the horizon. For a few days it stays at this point before returning north once again. In ancient...

We are delighted to share that Priestess Dawn Kinsella, Celebrant and authorised person for legal marriages for Goddess Temple Weddings, was awarded a certificate at the Convention for Civil Celebrants in Kettering, September 2018. She was awarded the Runner-up...

Here on the Isle of Avalon, we at the Glastonbury Goddess Temple are preparing for Samhain and welcoming in the Goddess Kerridwen. This is also known as the Souls Night and Festival of Remembrance. The Temple Dressing Team have re-dressed the Temple in dark delicious...

The Wheel of Avalon turns again... the wheat is ripening in the fields surrounding the Isle and sunflowers raise their heads to the sun. Lammas is approaching. Here at the Temple we celebrate the Goddess Ker in Her aspect as Harvest Mother, Grain Goddess, Lady of...

Every year thousands of people visit Glastonbury, to see the sacred sights, to walk the land and to connect to the energies. Not surprisingly many people then choose to marry here rather than where they live. This sacred land feels like home to many… it’s a place that...

In ancient times Glastonbury (Glass-town-borough) and the surrounding hills were islands in a swampy inland sea called the Sea of Glass. Shrouded in the mists which rose from the Sea, the Tor was often all that could be seen of the island. This is a most beloved image...