Ceremonies that belong to the people they're for.

A celebrant and ceremonialist working across Scotland. Weddings, funerals, new beginnings and milestones.

Why you’re in good hands

Trained with Celebrant Training Scotland and Rites and Rituals Scotland, and authorised to conduct legal weddings and civil partnerships in Scotland.

Ceremonies written for you. Not pulled off a shelf and given your names.

You’ll see it before the day, and every word is yours to change.

Faith, spirit and ritual as feel right for you.

At your ceremony, your part is to be fully in the moment. Mine is everything else.

Ceremonies that honour every chapter of life

Legally binding marriages, thoughtfully crafted around your story, your promises and the life you're choosing together.

Legal Marriages

Personal, heartfelt ceremonies that honour a life, celebrate memories and bring people together when it matters most.

Funerals & Memorials

Vow Renewals, Elopements & Blessings

Meaningful ceremonies to celebrate your love, whether you're making promises for the first time or renewing the ones you've already made.

Welcome a new arrival with a baby naming ceremony, bless a new home, or mark the start of something you’ve been working towards for a long time.

New Beginnings

Special birthdays, retirements, a croning, and life’s turning points. A ceremony that marks how far you’ve come and what’s ahead.

Rites of Passage

From community gatherings to boat launches, if it matters to you, it’s worth marking. We’ll create something around whatever the occasion is.

Bespoke Ceremonies

You don’t have to have all the answers

You might be overwhelmed. You might be grieving. You might have a date in the diary, a hundred other things to organise, and no idea where a ceremony even begins. Most people arrive feeling that way because creating a ceremony isn’t something anyone does often.

You don’t need a plan, or the right words, or any sense of what a ceremony should contain. You bring me the person, the couple, the occasion. I’ll ask the questions, suggest what might work, and we take it from there.

I’ll be with you every step of the way.

Getting started with your ceremony

Get in touch

Tell me what the ceremony is for, your date (or roughly when), and where you’re thinking of having it. That’s a good place to start.

We talk it through

A phone call, a video call, or a cuppa at the kitchen table. You tell me what you’re imagining, I’ll tell you how I work, and we’ll both know whether we’re a good fit. No obligation either way.

Then we begin

If it feels right, we start putting your ceremony together. What happens next depends on what it’s for, and I’ll talk you through it.