Ah, waddings! We’ve all been to a few, right? But let’s be honest, many of them are boring and as dull as a dreich Scottish morning, leaving you feeling like an outsider peeking into someone else’s story. Not with Aye Do Ceremonies! I believe that your special day should be nothing short of magical, not just for you but for your family & freens too! That’s why I don’t just create ceremonies; I craft immersive experiences where everyone, from the front row to the back, feels like an essential part of the story. Your guests aren’t just spectators, sitting back and thinking about what they’re gonna get for their dinner! They’re made to feel part of your story. Having conducted hundreds of ceremonies, I’ve come to know the secret sauce: it’s all about inclusion. When your guests are taken on the journey with us, they don’t just watch; they engage, they laugh, they cry happy tears, and most importantly, they connect. Which means they leave the ceremony feeling like they’ve been part of something really special, and are buzzing for the day/night ahead!
This is not just any ceremony… this is an Aye Do Ceremony!
Here’s a sneak peak into some of the Ceremonies I offer…
Click here if you are having a ceremony with just the 2 of you present (or the 2 of you and 2 witnesses). This can be a Legal Ceremony, Commitment Ceremony, Civil Partnership or a Vow Renewal.
Click here if you are having a more intimate ceremony with fewer than 50 guests. I've called it ``Wee Weddings`` because it's cute, but as well as weddings, this could be for those having a Vow Renewal, Civil Partnership or Commitment Ceremony with less than 50 guests.
Click here if you have between 50 - 100 guests. This is a ceremony where you are inviting all your nearest and dearest but are refusing to invite all those relatives you've never met, but who would do anything for a free dinner!
Click here if your guest list is longer than an Ikea receipt! (Over 100 Guests) This is for if you're inviting your entire family tree, including your second cousin's new girlfriend, your great uncle George who you've never even met, and an auntie who is not really your auntie, but your mum's best pal!
Years ago, I officiated a wedding ceremony for a couple who had experienced many ups and downs during their 15 years together. Listening to the language a couple uses when talking about their relationship and motivation for marrying or renewing their...
27 July, 2024
At first glance, this might look like a pretty boring photo of me standing alone in a corner, head down, looking rather miserable. But there’s so much more happening beneath the surface I can often come across as aloof before a ceremony. I stand away...
19 July, 2024
