Re-imagining Ceremonies is a podcast by Entheos, hosted by Feargh Curtis and Karen Dempsey. Karen is the founder of Entheos and Feargh is an active celebrant with the organisation. Both are passionate about the world of ceremony and creating a space where everyone feels welcome to celebrate the big moments in their lives. They will be joined by other celebrants and members of Entheos to discuss ceremony, community, connection, inclusion and so much more.
To find out more about Entheos, please visit https://entheosireland.com/about/
@entheosireland
@celebratewithfeargh
@baldpriestess
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Re-imagining Ceremonies is a podcast by Entheos, hosted by Feargh Curtis and Karen Dempsey. Karen is the founder of Entheos and Feargh is an active celebrant with the organisation. Both are passionate about the world of ceremony and creating a space where everyone feels welcome to celebrate the big moments in their lives. They will be joined by other celebrants and members of Entheos to discuss ceremony, community, connection, inclusion and so much more.
To find out more about Entheos, please visit https://entheosireland.com/about/
@entheosireland
@celebratewithfeargh
@baldpriestess
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Heteronormativity is one of the major social constructs that Entheos wishes to challenge in the ceremony world. We have wanted to explore the specific issues around this topic that show up for couples in the everyday planning of their weddings and on the day of their wedding, but we have wanted to do it with someone who has or is experiencing the heteronormativity within the wedding industry.
We couldn't be happier to be joined by Lisa Nic An Bhreithimh who is getting married next year (YAY!) and is currently planning the wedding. We are so grateful Lisa opened up about her current experience planning the wedding, both the good and the more difficult times.
@lisa.nicanbhreithimh
@entheosireland
@baldpriestess
@fearghc x @celebratewithfeargh
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