Your Storyteller Between Worlds
The heart of an unforgettable wedding, for me, is the moment when two stories, two families, and often two cultures come together to create a new, shared narrative. My passion is shaping that moment for couples whose lives span countries, languages, and cultures—or for anyone who simply wants to celebrate their love in a place that holds special meaning for them.
As a celebrant who has lived in the Scottish Highlands and the English-speaking world for over twenty years, I understand how extraordinary it is to celebrate love in a location that resonates deeply. At my own wedding, my husband wore a kilt and I wore a dirndl, and I experienced first-hand the joyful and beautiful merging of traditions. For some couples, this means blending different traditions; for others, it’s about the freedom to tell their own story against a breathtaking backdrop. My goal is always the same: that everyone feels included, both families are honored, and the ceremony resonates with authenticity in every detail.
The ability to build bridges shapes my whole life. My professional background has taught me how to lead multicultural teams across Europe and turn differences into strengths. That experience forms the foundation for the calm and clarity with which I guide couples through the creative process. Thoughtful listening and sensitive guidance are at the heart of my work as a celebrant, as we shape the details of your deeply personal ceremony together.
My two-year training as an interfaith celebrant has also given me a deep understanding of the diverse traditions, rituals, and values that make families unique. It allows me to weave cultural elements with care and respect, or to create entirely new ones that perfectly reflect your partnership.
When I’m not crafting ceremonies, I find calm and inspiration at my home, a small croft in the northwest Highlands, surrounded by forests, mountains, and the sea. It is my anchor—and I equally love to travel, crossing borders to celebrate the stories of couples in the places that matter most to them.
I look forward to hearing your story.
