How it works

We usually start with a coffee together somewhere or a Zoom call, to see if you think I am the right person to create and delivery your wedding ceremony.

Nothing formal, nothing salesy. Just a proper conversation to see if it feels like a good fit. If it does, great. You book in, your date’s in my diary, and then we get things moving.

We start with a planning chat – about an hour, which is usually enough time for me to get a real sense of you both, without going full deep-dive.

We’ll cover the important bits such as how you met, what matters, and the kind of feel you want on your wedding day.

Simple. Clear. No overcomplicating it.

Building it

I take what you share to shape a shorter ceremony that feels natural and easy.

Completely written from scratch to something that feels really like you.

I’ll shape the structure, the tone and the key elements that you want to include and make sure that it all flows together.

We focus on the things you want - music, simple vows, a reading - and we build something that has depth and meaning.

If you need guidance on what to include and what to leave out, I can help you. If you already know what you want, that’s great… either way works for me.

Getting it right

You’ll see the ceremony in advance.

We’ll edit to make sure it flows well and feels right for what you want. Usually, two rounds of reviewing and editing works for a ceremony of this size.

Before the day

With this option, there isn’t a full rehearsal before the big day.

But I will let you know exactly how it’s going to work - so nothing feels awkward, and I will never let you feel unsure about anything.

I’ll share the script with your key team - the photographer, the dog chaperone, the videographer… whoever plays a part in the ceremony. I’ll always speak with the venue team well in advance too.

On the day

I’ll be there 90 minutes before.

I make sure everything is ready, speak with the venue team, and you’re not dealing with logistics.

Then I deliver it - calm, relaxed and in a way that fits how you want it to feel.

Holding the room, keeping it easy, making it feel good.

One wedding a day. Always.

You’re my only wedding.
You get my complete attention.
You get my full energy.

Afterwards

You’ll have your ceremony words - something to read back and think, the ceremony set the tone of the day.

Just drop me a message if you have any questions… or some of the things I get asked most about, check out the commons things people ask, like how does a celebrant wedding come together on the questions page.