What is a Celebrant?

Getting married, but not into the cookie-cutter vibes? That’s where I come in.

I write your love story and craft a ceremony that’s bold, personal, and wildly you — no scripts, no stiff tradition, just pure connection.

After months of planning side by side, I step into your day as your scene partner, your hype man, and the one who knows your story inside out.

I’ll hold the space, lift the moment, and bring heart, humour, and cinematic sparkle to your love-fuelled blockbuster.

I tear up the rule book — and make something unforgettable.

Are Celebrant led Wedding ceremonies legally binding?

At present, no, Celebrants cannot legally marry couples in Wales and England.

(In Scotland and Northern Ireland however, Humanist Celebrants can.)

The legal options to get married are as follows:

~A religious ceremony in a church, officiated by a priest or vicar.

~A civil ceremony at a register office, officiated by a registrar. 

~A civil ceremony at a licensed venue, officiated by a registrar.

Why choose a Celebrant?

Because this is the era of doing things your way.

Couples today aren’t just following tradition — they’re rewriting it. They’re choosing meaning over formality, vibe over venue, and story over script. A Celebrant-led wedding gives you the freedom to create a ceremony that’s truly yours — no limits, no compromises.

Someone once asked me, “But is it real if it’s not the legal bit?” And here’s my answer: the paperwork makes it official, but the Celebrant ceremony? That’s what makes it unforgettable. That’s what makes it feel real.

It’s the moment where the room hushes, the music swells, and your story is told. Whether we build in your favourite song, a singalong, a surprise dance-off, a poem from Nan, or a private vow exchange with only the trees as witnesses — everything is crafted to reflect you.

This is storytelling with purpose. After months of collaboration, we shape a ceremony that lands like a scene from a film — full of colour, rhythm, emotion, and joy. The kind of moment that makes people laugh, cry, cheer, and say “that was so them.”

Unlike the standard legal ceremony — which, though perfectly lovely, can sometimes feel like a box-tick — a Celebrant-led wedding puts your personality front and centre. No copy-paste vows. No strangers reading lines. Just a celebration that feels wildly personal and entirely alive.

Because when you look back at your wedding, you won’t just remember what it looked like — you’ll remember what it felt like.

How do I get legally married but also have a Celebrant led ceremony?

Simple. First, book a civil ceremony at your local register office and ask for a ‘basic legal ceremony’. That’s the official bit — short, sweet, and straight to the point.

Next, you’ll need to ‘give notice’ — that means signing a legal statement declaring your intention to marry. You’ll do this at your local register office at least 29 days before the legal ceremony date.

Then on the legal ceremony day, you’ll say a few legally required words, sign the documents with your witnesses, and that’s it — you’re officially married. No vows, no rings, no kiss unless you want to — which means you get to save all the good stuff for the main event: your Celebrant ceremony.

The legal part is over in a flash, but it’s still a meaningful moment — and it sets the stage perfectly for the real celebration. The one with all your people, all your heart, and all the magic.

Think of it as the prelude — a quiet, powerful moment before the curtain rises on the love story you’re about to share with the world.

How far do you travel?

Passport always ready, suitcase always half-packed — I’ll go wherever love takes us.

Are you insured?

Yes I am. I have public liability and professional indemnity insurance.

How much does it cost?

​I keep my pricing as simple as possible. Please fill out your details on my contact form and I can send you my Investment Brochure with the full information.