Transforming ceremonies
into celebrations
Joy-filled wedding ceremonies for couples who want something real
Hi, I’m Sarah and I want to marry you!
I’m guessing you’re here because you’re engaged - congratulations!
I’m a humanist wedding celebrant based in West Sussex, and I create truly memorable, heartfelt and FUN ceremonies that will get your marriage off on the right foot - full of love, happy tears and joy.
Forget boring ceremonies you endure before the party starts. I firmly believe that your wedding ceremony should set the tone for your whole day (and marriage), so let’s make it meaningful and pack it with delight.
I love the process of making something together: getting to know you, rummaging around in your memories for the tiny details that make you you, finding the funny bits, discovering the unexpectedly moving ones, and turning them into a ceremony that feels unmistakably yours.
I’ll make you something beautiful that you’ll cherish.
“Asking Sarah to be our celebrant was one of the best decisions we made.
Hearing our story told so perfectly was one of our favourite moments of the entire wedding. We laughed, we cried, and we looked around at our family and friends doing exactly the same.”
J & M
Want to find out if I’m The One?
Your wedding ceremony is incredibly personal and it’s important you find a celebrant who’s the right fit. I’d love to find out more about you and your plans.
My contact form asks a few of the basic details and if I’ve got availability on your planned date, we can organise a catch up to see if we’re a fit.
My approach
I combine my love of storytelling, wordsmith skills, and fascination with romance in all its forms to create ceremonies that sparkle with love and joy.
I work from scratch on every script to ensure your wedding ceremony is as unique and specifically wonderful/crackers/romantic/lyrical as you.
There are no hard and fast set formats, but I can guide you through the elements that will help us share your love story in a way that feels completely you. We can keep it simple, or we can incorporate things such as handfasting, ring warming (not as rude as it sounds!), sing-songs, readings, quizzes, tree planting, shot-downing, whatever you can think of…
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