Auslan (Australian Sign Language)
After studying Auslan for six years I am committed to offering inclusive ceremonies and meetings in Auslan for clients. I respect and understand Deaf culture in Australia and believe in equality for all.
If you want to have your ceremony in Auslan and if both of your legal witnesses understand Auslan let’s do this using your favourite interpreter.
Traumatic Brain Injury
My amazing and inspiring Mum fell and sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other life-threatening injuries. During her year of recovery, I learned to navigate a world where people living with disability hit roadblocks. I have high standards and I never give up.
Inclusion
I’m proud to provide inclusive ceremonies within the LGBTQIA+ friendly community and I can’t believe that we still have to declare this in this day and age.
My pronouns are She / Her, what are yours?
If you’re looking for a Marriage Celebrant who will write a ceremony reflective of your love including your identity, call me today.
Access and Inclusion
You want your wedding day to be stress free and cater for everyone in an inclusive and accessible way. Access and inclusion are a way of life for me. I have close family members living with life changing disabilities including my Mum who has a Traumatic Brain Injury and my Dad who is an Amputee.