Unique Ceremonies sur Radio Agora 106.2 FM

A few weeks ago, I did a brief interview on Radio Agora to present my small business Unique Ceremonies and my work as a secular ceremony officiant.

Stéphane Vanstaens, the host of this dynamic and open-minded radio station, realized how little known my profession was and judged that his listeners would like to know more about this very recent profession in France, which is often confused with the activity of wedding planner.

Indeed, the profession of secular ceremony officiant is a profession in its own right that focuses exclusively on the preparation, writing, decoration and celebration of the secular wedding ceremony.

What is a secular wedding ceremony, you might ask? A secular wedding ceremony is a concept that originated in the United States and allows couples to symbolically marry in a way that is different from a church ceremony and contains no religious references. Secular ceremonies respond to a growing desire among couples to celebrate their love through a personal ceremony, often held outdoors in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere.

I therefore had the immense pleasure of returning to the Radio Agora premises on October 18th and am happy to provide you with the link to the podcast of the show.

For those unfamiliar with this radio station, which deserves wider recognition, Radio Agora is a community-based radio station located in the Montmorillon region and broadcasting on 106.2 FM. Radio Agora offers a broad range of cultural programming and daily local news, not only announced by presenters Stéphane, Jacques, and Vincent, but also, and perhaps more importantly, by the residents themselves. Several times a week, Radio Agora provides a platform for local stakeholders to voice their concerns about local development and to highlight emerging projects and innovations in the area.

To listen to the live interview