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Children appreciate special days for them at any age. Your celebrant can help make sure the occasion is tailored to your childs age and your family situation perhaps calling it a welcoming rather than a naming for example. And many families also have a joint naming ceremony for an older child as well as a new arrival.

Naming can have considerable significance when the parents and the church are intentional about what that name conveys, and celebrate it regularly. There's something powerful when someone knows your name, which is why we must take time to learn them.

Each ceremony is written specifically with each family for their circumstances, which means there is no set format. That said, many namings last between 20 and 30 minutes and might include readings of some sort, parental promises or commitments, the appointment of guideparents, some kind of formal welcoming or naming of the child, informat

They can be but we think thats half the fun! Our celebrants are well used to the unpredictability of working with lots of young children around. We can suggest some tips to keep slightly older children interested, but mostly the relaxed atmosphere and child-oriented occasion mean that any disruption from smaller children is unlikely to cause proble