Weddings should feel like you.
Not a performance for everybody else.
I'm Sally, a civil marriage celebrant based in Moreton Bay, with many years of ceremonies that actually meant something. Whether you want the full storytelling experience or you just need someone to make it legal over a pub lunch, I'll make sure the whole thing feels human.
You might be my people if.....
Choose your I Do
Different couples want different wedding experiences. Here's where to start.
This is how I work
Most celebrants are handed a ceremony template when they graduate. I threw mine out years ago.
Because aside from a few legal sentences required to make a marriage official, the rest is entirely up to you.
Some traditions are beautiful. Some are deeply cringe. Most people are probably including at least one thing in their wedding purely because they think they’re supposed to.
My job isn't to turn you into "wedding people." It's to work out who you actually are, how you communicate, what makes you laugh, what matters to you; and build something from that.
Sometimes that means a fully bespoke storytelling ceremony with all the big feelings.
Sometimes it means me turning up to your pub lunch for five minutes while your schnitty goes cold.
Both are equally valid.
Inclusivity sits at the heart of everything I do. I celebrate all forms of diversity, identity and culture because everybody deserves to feel safe, respected and fully themselves while getting married.
And because life, families and relationships can all get a little complicated sometimes, I bring a calm, grounded and deeply human approach to the whole process.
No awkward wedding energy.
No weddings-by-template.
No pressure to perform tradition for the sake of it.
Just a ceremony that feels real.
Call me Aunty Sal.
A lot of people do.
Before I was a celebrant I was a checkout chick, a tour guide, a patchwork teacher, a bookkeeper and about a dozen other things. It turns out all of it was surprisingly good training for standing in front of a crowd and making people feel something.
I make my own clothes, grow things in my backyard, preserve them in jars, and have strong opinions about Hannah Gadsby.
My house is not tidy and I've stopped apologising for it.
I'm also genuinely good at this. Not because I follow a formula, but because I listen well, I write well, and it turns out that a lifetime of being genuinely interested in people is an excellent qualification for the job.
