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25.01.2022 Why Celebrancy? It’s a question I’ve been asked a few times since stepping into this new métier. I’d been thinking about it for quite awhile and this year provided the perfect opportunity to take the leap. ... I love connecting people through key moments that life presents. Whether it be through joy or sorrow, the meaningful reciprocity always fills my cup with joy. It is a privilege and honour to be a part of such a community. By honouring rites and rituals in ceremony, it provides an opportunity to stop, reflect, share and cast our own hopes and dreams across life’s tapestry.

20.01.2022 We said goodbye to an amazing individual today. Such an honour to be part of the ceremony. ‘Live your life, do your work and then take your hat. ‘ HD Thoreau #wa #celebrant #jdcelebrant #celebratinglife #livelifefully

20.01.2022 Love a ceremony with a creative twist! So much fun, love and light!! #celebrantsperth #celebrants #celebrantswa #jdcelebrant #creativeweddingceremony #sparkles #weddingswithfun #ceremonycelebration #ceremony #fun #laughter #love Thanks Jonathon Borba for the photo.

17.01.2022 Today is National Celebrant’s Day. It’s a great day to celebrate those that help create lasting memories for special occasions. This picture is of my great grandparents, ... Miss Clara Palmer & Mr Edward Harold Stibbs prior to their marriage which took place on September 9th, 1911 at St Nicholas Church, Norfolk, England. It’s the oldest picture I have from my maternal ancestral line. It captured such a romantic moment in time and still gives me goosebumps today. The joy, anticipation and excitement of being asked to be a spouse is definitely one of life’s epic moments! Here’s to celebrating love #jdcelebrant #celebrantswa #celebrant #perth #wa #love #engagement #wedding #betrothal #spouse #partner #events #weddingcelebrant #weddingceremony #love #engaged #weddingday #ceremony #weddingplanning #marriagecelebrant #loveislove #officiant #weddinginspo #groom #outdoorwedding #bride #weddinginspiration #destinationwedding #gettingmarried #celebrate #ido #weddingofficiant #justmarried #handfasting #brideandgroom

16.01.2022 The most fun words of a wedding ceremony - You may kiss your bride/groom/partner! The ceremonial kiss comes in all sorts! ... That release of nerves and excitement can bring out the most exuberant passion to a shy, modest peck. We are all different and unique. It’s what I love best about this world we live in! #thekiss #ceremonialkiss #wedding #weddingceremony #wacelebrant #jdcelebrant #waweddings #livefully #lovefully #kissyourbride #kissyourpartner Photo courtesy Nathan Dumlao

15.01.2022 This is how I feel when I’ve been asked to be a celebrant for a wedding - it’s always an emotional moment for me. I consider it a great honour to be trusted with this sacred moment in time. I really love the whole process of creating meaningful and memorable ceremonies with couples. There is so much purpose and fun in piecing together the perfect script - it’s a collaborative process which brings me so much joy. ... Happy days ahead #celebrants #perthcelebrant #wacelebrant #jdcelebrant #wedding #weddingday #ceremony #happiness #joy #meaningful #connection #love Thanks Taryn Elliott for the photo

12.01.2022 Weddings are a celebration of love and partnership. Ceremonies are tailor made to reflect your personality, religious beliefs, or cultural values and traditions. In honouring these integral and important elements, they form the foundation of commitment to your partner. #jdcelebrant #wacelebrant #perthcelebrant #connection #values #traditions #beliefs #ceremony #wedding #congratulations #partners #bespokeceremonies #weddingscript #celebratinglove

04.01.2022 Q: What does a celebrant do? A: Ceremonies of every description! weddings... funerals memorials commitment ceremonies wedding anniversaries engagements naming ceremonies Celebrating life’s moments with the people you love is one of the greatest joys. Picture - Birmingham Museum Trust