A wedding
Written just for you. We meet, I write, you tweak, we rehearse, you get married.
Barefoot on the sand, or anywhere you like.
I've been marrying couples since 2014, and I'd love to help you plan a ceremony that's relaxed, personal and completely yours.
Straight up, because you shouldn't have to ask.
Written just for you. We meet, I write, you tweak, we rehearse, you get married.
Elopements and little gatherings. Short, sweet and still personal.
The legal words, the signing and two witnesses. Simple, and still done properly.
Say it again, with everything you've learned since. No licence needed.

I'm an independent marriage and civil union celebrant, and I live in Beckenham near my family, with my dogs.
I married my first couple at Trents in 2014. We were all as nervous as each other, and it was the start of something amazing. Twelve years on, I've had the best time meeting and marrying so many great people, and some of my couples have become close friends. It's an honour to be part of someone's big day. Honestly, it's the best job ever.
Once you've booked, we sit down for a proper chat. I ask lots of questions and you get to reminisce. Couples often tell me it felt like catching up with an old friend, and that it reminded them how they felt at the very beginning.
You can have as much or as little say in your ceremony as you like. If you know exactly what you want, great. If you have no idea, also great.
My favourite compliment comes from guests afterwards: "You know them so well!" I just say thank you. By then we've usually only met twice.
Charlie Brown and Suzie run the office. They supervise every ceremony I write, mostly from the couch.
It's simpler than people think. Three things and you're legally married.
Apply online with Births, Deaths and Marriages at least three working days ahead. It lasts three months. I'll help you with the form.
Friends, family, anyone who understands what they're watching.
I take it from there and send the paperwork in for you.
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