Verified July 2026
Celebrants & Officiants · Paphos
Cyprus Civil Ceremonies - Lorraine Hearth
Cyprus-based celebrant Lorraine Hearth creates tailored symbolic, blessing and vow-renewal ceremonies for couples marrying across the island.
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Why couples shortlist them
- Symbolic weddings, blessings, vow renewals and naming ceremonies
- Readings, promises and vows chosen with the couple
- Optional handfasting, unity candle or ring warming
- Held at a beach, taverna, monastery, villa or hotel
About Cyprus Civil Ceremonies - Lorraine Hearth
Lorraine Hearth is an independent Cyprus celebrant offering symbolic weddings, blessings, vow renewals, commitment ceremonies and naming ceremonies. She works with couples to choose the readings, promises and vows, and can weave in handfasting, unity candles or ring warming. Ceremonies can take place at a beach, taverna, monastery, church, villa or hotel of the couple's choosing. Listed on My Cyprus Wedding from publicly available business data; verified for category, location, and contact details.
Services and booking
- Services
- Personalised celebrant-led ceremonies written around the couple’s wishes.
- Optional ceremony rituals include unity candles, sand blending, a blessing of the hands, handfasting, a unity flower ritual and ring warming.
- Help choosing poems, readings, promises and vows based on the couple’s personalities, preferences, background and values.
- On-location service
- Ceremonies at a venue of the couple’s choice, such as a beach, taverna, monastery, church, villa or hotel.
- Ceremony types
- Symbolic wedding blessings, including for same-sex couples, complement legal marriage or civil partnership registration.
- Vow renewal ceremonies.
- Commitment and engagement ceremonies, which have no legal status.
- The symbolic blessing can be part of the legal service on the same day, or the two ceremonies can be a couple of days or weeks apart.
Source: cypruscivilceremonies.com (checked )