Past Weddings Across Adelaide & South Australia

 Jason and Kate's wedding at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens will always hold a special place in my heart, as it was my very first wedding as a registered marriage celebrant. Surrounded by family, friends and the beautiful gardens in the heart of Adelaide, it was the perfect setting for a relaxed and meaningful ceremony.

 Looking back, I couldn't have asked for a better couple to begin my journey as a marriage celebrant. Their ceremony was warm, genuine and centred around what mattered most, celebrating their marriage with the people closest to them in one of Adelaide's most iconic wedding locations.

Kym and Sarah celebrated their wedding at the Semaphore Surf Life Saving Club, with the stunning South Australian coastline providing the perfect backdrop for their special day. Surrounded by family and friends, their ceremony reflected the joy of beginning married life together in a relaxed and welcoming setting by the beach.

As one of the early weddings in my journey as a marriage celebrant, Kym and Sarah's ceremony is one I look back on fondly. The Semaphore Surf Life Saving Club offers a wonderful location for couples looking to celebrate by the sea, and it was a privilege to help create a ceremony that was personal, genuine and centred around what mattered most to them.

Jasmine and Jesse celebrated their wedding at the beautiful Glen Ewin Estate, one of Adelaide's most well-known wedding venues. Surrounded by family, friends and the picturesque gardens, they exchanged vows in a setting that perfectly complemented their relaxed and heartfelt celebration.

Glen Ewin Estate is a venue that offers something special in every season, making it a wonderful place to begin married life. It was a privilege to officiate Jasmine and Jesse's ceremony and help create a celebration that reflected their relationship, their personalities and the excitement of the journey ahead.

Kristopher and Danielle chose to celebrate their wedding surrounded by the people who mattered most in the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Their ceremony at Comida Hahndorf was relaxed, heartfelt and reflected the excitement of starting the next chapter of their lives together.

Every couple brings their own personality to a ceremony, and Kristopher and Danielle were no different. It was a pleasure getting to know them throughout the planning process and creating a ceremony that felt genuine, personal and uniquely theirs.

Marcellin and Savannah's story began as college friends, with a friendship that grew into a relationship and eventually led them to their wedding day at the Adelaide Town Hall. Surrounded by family and friends, they celebrated the beginning of married life in one of Adelaide's most iconic ceremony locations.

One of the things I enjoyed most about working with Marcellin and Savannah was seeing the excitement they shared as they prepared for their wedding day. It was a pleasure to help create a ceremony that reflected their journey together and officially mark the next chapter of their lives.

Georgia and Dale chose to celebrate their wedding at Tiny House on the Prairie, creating a relaxed and intimate day surrounded by the people who meant the most to them. Their ceremony reflected who they are as a couple, with plenty of laughter, genuine emotion and the excitement of beginning married life together.

From the first conversation, it was clear that Georgia and Dale wanted a ceremony that felt authentic and unhurried. It was a pleasure getting to know them and helping create a wedding ceremony that celebrated not only the day itself, but the journey that had brought them there.

Amy and Tyler celebrated their wedding at House on Haines, surrounded by family and friends as they officially began the next chapter of their lives together. Their ceremony reflected their easy going personalities and the excitement of finally becoming husband and wife in an intimate and relaxed setting.

Getting to know Amy and Tyler throughout the planning process was a real pleasure. Their warmth, sense of humour and genuine connection made it easy to create a ceremony that felt authentic to who they are, and I'll always remember being part of such a special day.

Glen and Tanya celebrated their wedding at Stella Restaurant in Henley Beach, surrounded by family and friends as they began married life together. Their ceremony was relaxed, heartfelt and filled with genuine moments that reflected the wonderful relationship they had built together over the years.

One of the moments I'll always remember was Tanya's surprise ukulele performance during the ceremony. It was completely unexpected, incredibly personal and had everyone smiling. It perfectly captured the warmth, fun and connection that Glen and Tanya share, making their wedding one I'll never forget.

Tom and Neve's wedding at Sunnybrae Estate was the celebration of a relationship built on friendship, resilience and a decade of shared memories. Surrounded by family and friends, they exchanged vows in a ceremony that reflected not only who they are as a couple, but everything they had experienced together on the journey to their wedding day.

One of the things I'll always remember about Tom and Neve was the genuine appreciation they had for one another. Their ceremony was filled with warmth, laughter and heartfelt moments, making it a privilege to tell their story and officially welcome them into married life.

 Kell and Darren celebrated their wedding at Balmoral Lodge, surrounded by the family and friends who have been part of their journey together. Their ceremony was relaxed and personal, with plenty of warmth and laughter throughout the day.

It was a privilege to help Kell and Darren make things official and create a ceremony that felt like them. Balmoral Lodge provided a beautiful South Australian setting for a celebration centred on their relationship and the people they wanted there with them.

Siobhan and Deon chose my Legals Only ceremony for their wedding at Al Ru Farm, allowing them to plan the celebration they wanted while I took care of the legal requirements of getting married in Australia.

It was great to work alongside their existing wedding plans and keep the legal side simple and stress free. A beautiful day at Al Ru Farm in One Tree Hill, and a great example of how a Legals Only ceremony can fit seamlessly into a couple's own plans.

Meghan and Scott were one of the first couples to put their trust in me after I became a marriage celebrant, so after 17 months of planning together, it was pretty special to finally see them standing together on their wedding day at The Tea Tree in Modbury.

Their ceremony was small, relaxed and incredibly genuine, with personal vows and plenty of smiles throughout. From spontaneous trips to the Yorke Peninsula to Scott’s proposal at Semaphore Beach, theirs is a relationship built around friendship, support and simply enjoying life together. It was a privilege to finally make it official.