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Frequently asked questions
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How long have you been a celebrant?
I have been a registered Authorised Civil Marriage Celebrant since January 2020 and have loved every second of it! I’ve now hitched almost 500 happy humans (and have almost 100 five star Google reviews), so hopefully that gives you confidence that I know exactly what I’m doing, and that I care about your big day just as much as you do.
What makes a celebrant-led ceremony different from the registry office?
A registry office ceremony focuses purely on the legal requirements.
A celebrant-led ceremony allows you to choose your location, personalise the ceremony, include family and friends, write personal vows, and create a moment that truly reflects your relationship. I(http://relationship.It)t turns the legal process into a much more meaningful and memorable experience.
What “type” of ceremonies do you perform?
Really natural, light-hearted, conversational, inclusive and vibrant celebrations are my style (and what I’m best at).
I’m not a stand-up comic, but I’m not overly traditional or completely formal either - I sit comfortably somewhere in the middle. Most importantly, every ceremony is shaped by what you are looking for, because this whole experience is about you.
Where do you get the inspiration to write ceremonies?
Great question! My creative process is different with every couple.
Once you book your date, you’ll gain access to the Love Gang Login - a couples-only section of my website filled with information, inspiration and guidance for planning your ceremony.
Inside you’ll also complete a questionnaire (separately and secretly!) which gives me the raw material for your ceremony - the funny stories, conflicting versions of events and little nuggets of gold that make your relationship unique.
I also learn a lot about you during our meetings. Over time we tend to “fall in love with each other”, so you never know when something funny you say will make its way into the ceremony… watch out!
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