Daisy wipes a tear as she reads her vows to JP

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About you

Am I the right celebrant for you?

If any of this sounds like you, you're probably in the right place.

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Abi and Jodie throw their arms up as guests shower them with confetti

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You're in the right place if...

You care how it feels

What matters most is the two of you feeling calm, present and in the right headspace on the day.

You want your guests to have a great experience, the kind they'll remember forever.

You're dreaming of a ceremony that feels authentic and moving. Emotionally articulate, and witty with it.

Want your people to be part of it? Here's how to involve friends and family in your ceremony.

Two guests at Ann and Cameron's vow renewal, one wiping away tears, in candlelit St Curig's Church, Capel Curig

A ceremony to remember

(...for all the right reasons)

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Some traditions matter. Some really don't.

There are parts of a wedding that are hugely important to you, and others you just don't care about. Same with traditions. Some are deeply meaningful to you. Others don't feel right at all.

Part of what I do is show you that you've got permission to navigate all of that in a way that feels right for you. Keep what means something. Leave the rest.

Looking for ideas? Here are some non-traditional wedding ideas that just make sense.

Close up of the red handfasting cord tied around Gina and Paul's hands

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Guests play giant Jenga on the lawn at Brinsop Court

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A golden retriever rolls on its back on the lawn during Elena and Graham's ceremony

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Gina laughs, hair blowing, as Paul reads his vows to her

Babs Boardwell

Promises that guide you

The promises you want to make to each other feel like more than obligations.

You want to set intentions that will guide your lives together.

You know you want them to be meaningful, personal, funny, romantic and sincere, but you've got no idea where to start.

That's where I come in.

How to write your vows
Jodie smiles as she carries Abi on her back at Caer Llan

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“Book her, or you'll regret it. 11/10.”

Abi & Jodie, Caer Llan

Gemma and Matt with celebrant Kate Rostance in the garden under a willow tree

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You're not quite sure what your ceremony should look like

You've been to a registrar ceremony and found it a bit underwhelming.

You're a little overwhelmed about what your ceremony is going to be like. You know you want it to feel like you. You just don't know what that looks like yet.

That's where I come in. If you're weighing up your options, start with registrar vs celebrant: what's the difference?

Elena and Graham walk along Newborough Beach with their golden retriever

Love Adventure Photography

And most of all

You know who you are

You've got a really good sense of who you are and how you want to be in the world. Your passions, hobbies and quirks are what make you, you.

You try to be the best person you can be. You treat others with kindness and respect, and you want to be treated the same way.

You believe in human rights, in equality, in trans rights and in freedom for the Palestinian people.

If that sounds like you, you might have more in common with Humanism than you realise. Here's what a Humanist wedding is.

Sound like you?

Then you're in the right place. Have a look at how I work, then come and say hello.