Closing the Bones Ceremony


Closing the bones is an age old ritual to honour our body and the incredible life events we go through. Steeped in love, protection, safety and honour, this ceremony will make you feel held & so seen. When you give birth you don’t just open physically, with your bones and muscles. You open energetically too, to make way to meet your baby on a soul level. So much emotion, endurance and energy happens when you give birth it is only right we close the body after in a sacred and honourable way.

Like birth is a rite of passage so is giving thanks to your body for the journey it has been on. From growing and birthing new life but also nourishing them through love & much more.

Closing the Bones is a ceremony where you get to say thank you, release anything you don’t want to take in to motherhood and most of all to celebrate & honour YOU!

You deserve to be celebrated and adored, if you choose to you can be surrounded by women who have walked that path themselves, pass down your wisdom to those who have yet to experience it or it can be an intimate ceremony just us.

Closing the Bones is a beautiful ceremony for all women. Whether you have birthed or not, it is about honouring the woman you are and all that you are yet to be.

It is also a ceremony to yourself, if you would like to have closure on a big life event- a separation, loss of a baby or a loved one or health conditions. You can have this ceremony at any point in your life, it can be 40 days after birth or 40 years.

We all have many chapters in our lives and times when we are reborn, this sacred ceremony gives you the opportunity to honour these chapters.


Pricing

£300

If you would like me to facilitate your Closing the Bones Ceremony please get in touch, I would organise and provide everything needed for this special day.

I hold ceremonies in Surrey, West Sussex, Kent and South London. (Parking and Travel costs may apply)

I am currently taking bookings for Autumn 2024.

  • Special thanks to Miabelle Photography for the beautiful images of a ceremony I was part of in 2024