Celebrating Cardiff Pride: The Journey of Surrogacy and Family
- charleneash2
- Jun 23, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Jul 8, 2025
This weekend, we supported and celebrated Cardiff Pride with our Welsh friends and families. All weekend, the atmosphere in Cardiff is electric as crowds come together in the Welsh capital. 🎊🥳🎉
The Importance of Diverse Families
We love to share our connection to this celebration. Our Director's children were born through surrogacy. As a parent and a lawyer, we understand that many types of parenthood exist. All are valid and should be supported. Forget the hate, the judgment, and the negativity. We hold hands with our LGBTQ friends and their families. Love makes a family!
Families can look different. There are two mums, two dads, solo parents, and step-parents. We see you, and we support you all. 💜💚💙💛🧡
Considering Surrogacy for Your Family
If you're looking to grow your family, consider exploring surrogacy. It can be a rewarding path. But where do you start?
Here are some important questions to consider:
What surrogacy organizations are available in the UK?
Should you look into UK surrogacy or international arrangements?
Do you want to explore host surrogacy or straight surrogacy?
Which UK clinics accept surrogacy patients?
Now, let's dive deeper into surrogacy options available in the UK.
Types of Surrogacy
Surrogacy comes in various forms. Understanding these can help you make an informed decision.
Host Surrogacy
In host surrogacy, the surrogate mother carries a baby that is genetically unrelated to her. The egg comes from the intended mother or a donor, and the sperm comes from the intended father or a donor. This option often gives intended parents a closer genetic link to their child.
Straight Surrogacy
Straight surrogacy (also known as traditional surrogacy) involves the surrogate using her own egg and is therefore genetically linked to the child. This arrangement can be more complicated legally in some jurisdictions.
Surrogacy Organizations in the UK
Many organizations in the UK can help you navigate the surrogacy process. Some reputable ones include:
Surrogacy UK
COTS (Children of Tomorrow's Surrogacy)
Brilliant Beginnings
Each organization has unique services. It’s essential to find the one that aligns with your family needs.
Choosing Between UK and International Surrogacy
When considering surrogacy, you may wonder about the benefits of UK surrogacy versus international options.
Advantages of UK Surrogacy
Legal Clarity: UK surrogacy laws are straightforward, providing clear guidelines on parental rights.
Support Services: Many local organizations offer support, counseling, and legal advice.
Cost-Effectiveness: Surrogacy in the UK can be more affordable than in some international markets.
When to Consider International Surrogacy
International surrogacy can be appealing, especially if you face barriers in the UK. However, laws can vary significantly across countries. It's crucial to do thorough research and seek legal advice.
Your Surrogacy Journey Begins Here
We are proud to have helped hundreds of same-sex couples achieve their dreams of having children. Our complete family embraces the precious gift of surrogacy. We love connecting with friends from the surrogacy community. Our surrogacy babies will grow up knowing their roots and community.
We aren't just professional solicitors; we have personal experience. We combine expert legal knowledge with firsthand insights. This unique blend enhances your surrogacy journey.
If you have questions or need guidance, please call us on 02921 406152 or email enquiries@calonlaw.com. We look forward to speaking with you and helping with the next steps in your surrogacy journey.
Conclusion
Surrogacy can seem daunting, but knowledge is power. We aim to provide clarity and reassurance. You are not alone in this journey. Embracing the diverse forms of family exists at the heart of love and support. Whether you're considering surrogacy or celebrating pride, remember that every family is unique and worthy of love.
Together, let’s make dreams come true.








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