The Wheatbelt Celebrant

02/07/2026

I could write a thousand words trying to convince you I am the right choice for your wedding... or I could just show you this...

AYLA & CHRIS
14 Oct 25

'Hannah was my celebrant and the best decision I made! Hannah was so wel spoken, had a great sense of humour, tailored the ceremony to exactly what my husband and I had envisioned, she helped us in the lead up to the wedding checking in, she helped with the vows, she provided so many resources for us to use, and she was so quick to respond to any questions we had. Hannah made us feel so at ease on the day. I couldnt recommend her highly enough!'

📸 Amanda Afton

30/06/2026

26/06/2026

"How does this actually work?"

Fair question.

Most people haven't booked a celebrant before. Hopefully, you only need to do it once, right? (but no shade if its 3rd time lucky).

It starts with an enquiry. You fill out the enquiry form on my website and tell me a bit about yourselves. If you've already planned half your wedding, great. If all you've done is get engaged and panic a little, that's also great.

Then we have a chat. Not a sales call. Just a conversation to work out whether we're the right fit for each other. You can ask me anything. I'll tell you honestly how I work, what I think, and whether I think I'm the right celebrant for you.

If you decide to go ahead, there's a booking fee to lock in your date. I only take one booking per day, so it really is yours.

Then the fun starts.

We get to know each other properly. We hang out, I ask a lot of questions. Some are practical. Some emotional, and some just because I’m nosey. We talk about things you love, things you hate and what important to you both.

And your ceremony starts to take shape.

Not because I've pulled one out of templates and slapped your names into it.

Because we've built it together.

Throughout the process I'm here for those random 'we had an idea' or 'wtf do I do about this' messages. As much or as little support as you need, got you.

Then your wedding day arrives. I arrive an hour early and make sure everything that needs to happen, happens. I'll play the tunes, tell your story, keep things moving, wrangle the legal bits and, at the end of it all, pronounce you married.

After everyone heads off to celebrate, I'm still doing my job. I'll lodge all of your paperwork, explain what happens next and make sure you're not left wondering whether you've forgotten something important.

My job isn't to make wedding planning more complicated. It's to make one part of it feel a bit easier. There might be a lot to it, but it wont ever feel like that. Trust.

No BS. No pressure. Just a really good ceremony, a straightforward process, and someone in your corner from the day you enquire until the paperwork is done.

Ready to stop Googling celebrants?

26/27 Enquires open via website

23/06/2026

The amount of wedding decisions made because of guilt, obligation, tradition, family pressure or 'what will people think?' is wild.

If you're paying for it, planning it and living it... you should feckin enjoy it, and therefore your opinion should carry the most weight.

A gentle reminder that your wedding doesn't have to make sense to anyone except the two people getting married.

Tag your fiancé if you needed this reminder today 🫶

Cover by Perth Wedding Photographer

18/06/2026

Legals Only weddings are popping off this winter, and I am here for it!

Getting married doesnt have to be complicated and you dont have to go to Perth to do it!

My legals only package gives you everything you need to get married in Aus without all the extra fluff.

One month's notice, 5 mins, legal docs, 2 witnesses - wham bam thank you ma'am - married with convenience for an absolute bargain $550

Simples. Stress free. Official.

Interested in booking a date or want to know more, slide into my DMs

10/06/2026

Unhinged s**t I said as a down to earth country celebrant this wedding season...

1. Stabbed a man last week (pinning the button hole, total accident)

2. In a sec I'm going to turn you on (microphone, or was it 😏)

3. Come the f**k on Bridget (ten points for reference understanding)

4. Anyone want a cone? (Confetti, der)

5. I really want to spread you out (the dress, I promise, it was the dress)

6. Whats that sticking out of your pants? (Probably a phone, or v**e, but could've been anything really)

I like to think I bring the calm, professional energy to a wedding day.

The evidence (and photo) suggest otherwise.

02/06/2026

I reckon we've been sold a bit of a lie about personal vows.

That if it's meaningful, it has to be public. That if it's romantic, it has to happen in front of everyone.

But standing up and reading the most vulnerable thing you've ever written while your Great Aunt, your boss, and eighty-seven other people watch on? For some people, that's not romance…. that's a nightmare dressed up as tradition.

Megan and Kayne knew they wanted to make promises to each other. They just didn't feel the need to make a performance of it. So they waited. Until the ceremony was done. Until the noise settled. Until it was just the two of them wandering amongst the trees.

And there, with nobody else needing a front row seat, they shared the words they'd written for one another. Perfection.

Your wedding day shouldn't be a test of your public speaking abilities and your vows aren't for your guests. They're for your person.

If the thought of reading them out loud in front of a crowd makes your skin crawl, there are other ways. Ways that leave room for shaky voices, tears, laughter, long pauses, and words spoken only for the ears they were written for.

If you're quietly relieved to know this is an option, imagine how it feels when every part of your wedding is built with that same permission. That’s my job. Not to tell you how weddings should be done, but to help you create one that feels unmistakably your own, starting with the ceremony.

2026/2027 Enquiries via website 💫

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26/05/2026

The old 'odd number on each side' debate.

'I’ve got 3 bridesmaids, my partner has 5 groomsmen… will it look silly?' is doing the rounds in the wedding chat pages again.

I roll my eyes... my first thought is always… who cares?

But if you asked me on a deeper level, I'd tell you I think it’s strange that we’ve somehow been taught that wedding photos need to look balanced, even if the relationships behind them aren’t.

Why are we choosing people to even out numbers, as if a filler place is equally as important, instead of choosing the people who genuinely matter most?

The people standing beside you on your wedding day shouldn’t be there because your lineup looked uneven (or because you felt obliged to ask them but that's a conversation for another day). They should be there because they love you fiercely, they support you wholeheartedly, because they’ve shaped your life, because your day wouldn’t feel the same without them.

And years from now, I really don’t think you’ll care whether the photos were symmetrical. You’ll care that the right people were in them.

Food for thought...

24/05/2026

150 weddings in and these two still managed to undo me a bit.

Their idea of the perfect night together is sat in the kids pools in the yard, under the stars sharing a bev and chatting life. Perfect right?

Jac and Gerry have been in and out of each other’s lives for longer than I’ve been alive. Teenagers once. Friends first. Then life did what life does and pulled them in different directions for a while.

Eventually, the stars got their act together and aligned, putting them back exactly where they were meant to be.

Together.

Its taken me a month to share this incredible story, and frankly I'm ashamed because its so worthy of a permant place in the feed. There is so much i want to say about this one, but so little characters in the box.

But, there we were on the 18th of April in the outskirts of Toodyay at a party where two people outrageously in love got married. The dress code? "good sams bazaar". Did I embrace the opportunity to dress up? Absolutely. The aisle song "tequllia" and the vibes? Top tier. It felt less like a wedding and more like watching two people finally arrive home.

My favourite part will forever be watching them disappear back into the crowd, full of people who adore the absolute hell out of them both, married, shimmying to Mr Boombastic like the main characters they are.

Proof that weddings do not have to look one particular way. They can be loud, weird, unapologetically happy, sentimental, chaotic, nostalgic, wildly romantic or one big party in a paddock full of your favourite people.

Your wedding should feel like you, and your Celebrant makes that happen, choose a good one 💁‍♀️