Being a celebrant is an honour and a privilege. Listening to people's wishes and transforming them into meaningful words and gestures, into moving atmospheres is the most beautiful job.
Whether it is a symbolic wedding or a civil ceremony, a funeral or a memorial service, a naming ceremony or any other, it is important that the people involved can recognise themselves in their celebration, that they really feel like the centre of it and that the resulting memory can endure with the emotion and tenderness it deserves.
Your story, or the story of your loved one, the symbolic rites you have chosen, the words you decide to pronounce, the readings, the music that best represent you will be the contents of a ceremony that it will be my pleasure to write with and for you.
Throughout my life, when I got married, when my children were born, when I said goodbye to loved ones, I strongly felt the need to celebrate the moment in a solemn manner without religious rites, which is why I strongly wanted to become a professional secular celebrant.