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View fullsize Brooklynn + Jye 🤍 A January morning on the Peninsula, just the two of them and their parents… exactly as it should be. No big crowd, no expectations, no doing things “just because.” Just something small, intentional, and complet
View fullsize Creating your ceremony is the part of my job you don’t see. Most people picture the moment I’m standing at the front telling your story and marrying you, but the real magic happens long before that. It’s the hours spent reading you
View fullsize I LOVE a dress change!! One of the funny parts of my job is that I’m usually long gone before the reception kicks off, so I often miss these moments completely. Which means when I’m scrolling through the photographer’s gallery late
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View fullsize ❤️LOVE LETTER❤️ - “Such a wonderful experience having beck marry us! She was so organised and lovely to communicate with. She made the entire process seamless and special. So grateful for having Beck as our celebrant. Thank you Beck for all of
View fullsize Mic in hand, crowd warmed, hearts ready. Before we get into the good stuff, I always take a moment to explain two important things. One, that I have the honour of marrying the two legends standing up front. And two, that it’s the couple’
View fullsize HELLO 2026!! I’m back from Canada and Mexico and officially back in wedding mode! First post of 2026 and I’m loving that my 2026 couples can finally say, we’re getting married this year! The inbox is busy, new couple Zooms are fill
View fullsize 🔟 - Today marks my 10-year Celeversary! Ten years ago, I got the email from the Attorney-General’s office officially appointing me as an Authorised Marriage Celebrant, and what an incredible ride it’s been. Hundreds of couples, thousan
View fullsize Sometimes love throws a little curveball before the big day, and this one brought me to the beautiful wedding of Jess and Rich! I had the absolute pleasure of stepping in for the wonderful @ebonycarvercelebrant when a family commitment meant she cou
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