Celebrating You: (And the Beautiful Person You Are)

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We would wholeheartedly recommend Paula from Celebrating You to any couple wanting a personalised wedding ceremony. After another quick break (and more time to take in the artwork on display) we moved on to announcing the winner of our Partnership of the Year award – Underbelly.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. And we’re asking for your help to nominate the most outstanding people in the brain tumour community – whether they’ve been spreading awareness of brain tumours, raising vital funds to help defeat brain tumours, campaigning for change or supporting families affected by this awful disease.

Farshad is a senior resident in the neurosurgery training program at the University of Toronto and is set to become an independent surgeon-scientist in summer 2023. Are you currently using the device with the mobile phone number you registered for two-factor authentication?

miles for the training centre in Togo: 1,199 members took part in our promotion and covered 79,707 kilometres in two months.Above all, she aims to make your ceremony a warm and relaxing space, ensuring loving lasting memories for everyone attending. More people have walked on the moon than completed the solo swim of Lake Geneva, a whopping 43 miles in length.

Beautiful little book that is also beautifully illustrated celebrating all the types of the beautiful person you are. She’s organised, friendly, has a great sense of fun and humour and we would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a celebrant for a wedding or funeral. Jillian has gone above and beyond to support national education for all nurses that work with brain cancer patients through the Tessa Jowell Academy, while also becoming a Nurse Consultant and caring for her patients at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre. This is probably my third time reading this book but I don't remember when I read the book the other times.

Even though Celebrating You 2023 has finished, we won’t stop celebrating you – the supporters who make our work possible. Grace Latter, who won the Influencer of the Year Award in 2018, said: “ Celebrating You is a wonderful way to give the amazing people involved with The Charity a truly deserved proper celebration. As well as raising spreading awareness of The Charity at their venues in London and Edinburgh, Underbelly’s The Big Brain Tumour Benefit is always a highlight of the year – providing lots of laughs and raising vital funds to accelerate a cure. Owner Paula believes in the old adage that marriage is a mosaic made of millions of tiny moments and strives to capture the uniqueness of your life-long creation. Will, 11, is a remarkable boy whose diagnosis and treatment for a brain tumour during lockdown in 2020 sadly left him unable to walk.

We’d already had the idea of using a celebrant rather than having a registrar for our wedding and we met Paula at a wedding fayre one sunny Sunday afternoon and left feeling excited by the prospect. As part of the celebration, the event will feature interactive games, networking sessions and informative displays. Paula made us both feel at ease, ensuring that she really got to know us personally as a couple, as well making the effort to get to know those closest to us. You've supported me through the rough, you've delighted in the good, I'm so grateful that I've had you, in my life, you'll always have a part. From the moment we had our first consultation with Paula, we knew that she was definitely the celebrant for us.Unfortunately, Sarah was unable to join us at the ceremony, so Graham Floyd accepted the award in her place. Oliver Highway, who’s living with a glioblastoma and won the Volunteer of the Year Award in 2020, said: “ It was such an inspiring night and, like us, I’m sure everyone went home with a sense of both what has been achieved and the inspiration to continue supporting The Charity in the best way they can. In 2010 Life Association launched the Dalit Goods brand to raise awareness of the Dalits’ plight and also funds for the charity. By being there every step of the way, both virtually and in person, Paula really helped me and my (now) husband to really enjoy planning our wedding ceremony. By her side throughout all of these amazing achievements has been her family – mum Nicola, dad Mark and sister Gracie – whose incredible commitment we also wholeheartedly appreciate.