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There is no script we are required to read, no room we are required to rent, no god we are required to mention — or not mention. Your ceremony is written around you, then performed wherever means the most.
The most requested style in the UK right now. Entirely non-religious, built on your story, your values and your promises — with handfasting, ring-warming or unity rituals if you'd like them. In England & Wales a short legal registration runs alongside it.
Two traditions, one ceremony. Our interfaith celebrants weave Jewish, Hindu, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist and secular elements without diluting either side — and brief both families before drafting a word.
Italy, France, Greece, Morocco and beyond. Your celebrant travels, coordinates with your planner, and manages the symbolic-versus-legal split that most destination couples need.
Two guests or twenty. A short, devastatingly personal ceremony on a clifftop, in a city hall, or in your own back garden — with photography-friendly scheduling built in.
Faith matters to you, but not to a church's booking calendar. We include scripture, prayer or blessings within a ceremony you otherwise own — framed with the reverence it deserves.
Ten years on, or after a courthouse signing you rushed: a second ceremony, written with the benefit of a decade of marriage to draw on.
The average US couple spends $260 on their officiant — under 1% of a ~$34,000 wedding. UK celebrant fees typically run £450–£1,300. Master-level celebrants sit at the top of those ranges. Here is how our tiers map to the market.
Sources: The Knot 2026 Real Weddings Study (n=10,474 US couples); Bridebook UK Wedding Report 2026; Hitched National Wedding Survey 2026.
For intimate weekday and elopement ceremonies.
Our most-requested tier — the full bespoke experience.
Travel, multi-day and large-scale productions.
Destination fees exclude flights and lodging, quoted at cost.
Beautiful words are the visible half of a celebrant's work. The other half is unglamorous, unseen, and absolutely cannot go wrong:
Signed with witnesses and returned to the issuing office within the statutory deadline — the single most common point of failure with amateur officiants.
Delivered to your planner, photographer and venue so every cue — music, readings, ring moment — lands on schedule.
Every roster celebrant carries insurance and a named professional backup should illness or travel strike.
Thirty years of nerves, running orders, lost rings, rogue readers and unexpected rain — absorbed so you never see any of it.
Share your date, location and the kind of ceremony you're imagining, and we'll match you with the celebrant whose writing style fits you both.