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I want booking your ceremony to feel straightforward and transparent, so you'll always know what happens next and when payments are due.
 

Securing your date

Once we've had our initial consultation and you've decided you'd like me to be your celebrant, I'll send you a booking form and confirmation of your chosen package.
 

Your ceremony date will be confirmed once I have received your completed booking form and 25% of the total ceremony fee.
 

This initial payment secures your date in my diary and enables me to commit to creating your ceremony for you. Until the booking payment has been received, your date remains available to other enquiries.
 

Your second payment
 

A further 50% of the total ceremony fee is due when we begin the detailed planning and writing of your ceremony.
 

This will usually be around 5 months before your ceremony, although the exact timing may vary depending on your wedding date and the plans for your ceremony.
 

This is when we'll start bringing your story together, discussing your vows, readings, music, rituals and all the personal details you'd like included.
 

Final payment
 

The remaining 25% balance is due one month before your ceremony.
 

This gives me time to complete, check and prepare your final ceremony well in advance of your wedding day.

 

Changes to your ceremony
 

Your ceremony is created with you, not simply for you.
 

I'll work with you throughout the planning process and you'll have opportunities to review and discuss the ceremony before the final version is completed.
 

Reasonable amendments within the agreed ceremony package are included. If you request significant additional work or services outside your original package, I'll always discuss this with you and agree any additional cost before carrying out the work.
 

Your peace of mind
 

My aim is to make the whole process feel personal, organised and straightforward.

I'll keep you informed throughout, make sure you know what happens next and be there to answer your questions along the way.
 

Your story matters, and I'll take the time to get it right.