Your relationship isn’t the same as everyone else’s.
Your ceremony shouldn’t be either.
Weddings can be daunting, I know. Whether you’ve thought a lot about this day or not at all, it’s my job to help you not only love but enjoy every moment of your ceremony, from the planning to the execution.
My favourite ceremony is one in which your personalities come through loud and clear.
The length or location doesn’t matter. Instead I want to help you create a ceremony that feels meaningful to you and where you both feel relaxed, comfortable and supported.
One where you can enjoy yourselves and do what comes naturally, whether that’s laughing, crying or interjecting (or sometimes all three!).
One where your guests feel like the ceremony is something they’re part of, not just something they’re watching.
One where you aren’t standing up the front looking uncomfortable because it’s a wedding and you need to be ‘serious’, but one where you’re both happy and relaxed because you’re being yourselves and just happen to be the people getting married today.
It should be crystal clear to your guests from the moment they arrive that they are at your wedding.
They’re not going to hear generic philosophies of love and friendship to fill in time.
They’re going to hear meaningful things about the life you’ve built and why you’re on this journey together.
They’re going to hear about the two of you, about the what and the why and the how.
They’re going to hear your story.
I help you achieve this by working with you to create an experience reflective of who you are and what is important to you.
I will support you through every step of this process so that all you need to do on the day is arrive, enjoy yourselves and get married!
I love it when your guests walk away thinking ‘that was so them’, or feeling like they know you better for having been there.
I love it when I hear from clients afterwards that the ceremony was their favourite part of the day.
I love helping to create and being witness to some of the most memorable moments of your lives.