Susan Campbell

Whether you are after a simple 'legals only' wedding ceremony, a more intricate wedding ceremony including rituals such as a hand fasting to literally 'tie the knot', a well-crafted funeral or memorial service acknowledging the life of the person being fare-welled or a simple, private memorial service, let me help you find the right way and the right words to celebrate your special occasion

Why I'm a celebrant: In our small, regional community people live, laugh, love and leave us, just as they do in every other community.

The Turquoise Coast region has stunning scenery and great facilities, making it an ideal location for celebrating love, life or loss.

I became a Civil Celebrant to offer an alternative to leaving the region - let's celebrate right here on the Turquoise Coast instead!

If you are looking to get married or getting ready to say farewell to a loved one and you are looking for a Celebrant, please get in touch with me to discuss your needs.

Treasured memories: A rainbow wedding - 8 bridesmaids, each in a different colour of the rainbow, with 8 groomsmen wearing scarves, also each in a different colour of the rainbow

Elopements - wedding ceremonies stripped bare that are all about the couple, deeply private and deeply personal

Memorial service - memories from every family member interwoven into the story of a person's life, for a fitting and fond farewell, acknowledging not just that a loved one has died, but that they lived

Bagpipes - perhaps it's my Scottish ancestry but bagpipes for either a wedding or a funeral are soul-stirring

Tips : Tip 1 - Your celebration should reflect you, your life and your wishes. While most people have a firm idea of what a ceremony look 'should' look like, don't be afraid to step outside of the box and do it your way.

Tip 2 - Things will not always go exactly according to plan!

Tip 3 - If your ceremony will be outdoors, have a Plan B, even if your Plan B is also known as an umbrella!

and I'd like to say: Reverent or irreverent, formal or fun, but always uniquely yours - your celebration should reflect you, your life and your wishes