Wedding Celebrant

As a wedding celebrant, my main purpose is to ensure that those celebrating are in the moment and truly enjoying their celebration. It's my priority to make sure that vow exchanges sound and feel the way they're envisioned.
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​Have a look at 5 Ceremony Planning Steps below to learn more.​

Testimonials

"Your ideas, sentiments, and concrete structure gave us what we needed to take our very unorganized thoughts and ideas and turn them into something meaningful and memorable.  And thank you for dealing with our unconventional story! It was a lot to manage but your calm presence brought peace to all of us.  Even though we only met you in person one day prior to the ceremony, it felt like we were with an old friend. You made everything so wonderful." Asra Ahmed
"We have had some time to reflect on what a wonderful day we had. It flew by but we have great memories that will be with us forever. Many thanks for your help with the ceremony. We were very happy with it. We both thought the ceremony went really well."  ​Stuart Baker

Ceremony Planning Steps

1
We meet or make first contact either in person, by Skype or email. I'll explain the focus of my role for the wedding (or vow renewal) ceremony.

2
In the first meeting, I encourage the couple to share as many ideas as possible to help craft the uniqueness of their ceremony. Couples often have words, readings, songs or poems that they want to include in their vows or a certain rituals which represent their love. All details will be collected. ​

3
I provide couples with a ceremony planner to support the flow and sequence of their ceremony and its happenings from start to finish. To assist, I offer a range of potential vows, blessings, readings, poem samples for couples consider.

4
​Following the initial meeting, planning proceeds via email or Skype calls until all ceremony details are settled. Ceremony planner and script are prepared and revised at this stage.

5
We schedule a ceremony rehearsal with wedding party to review any final logistics before the ceremony.