faq's

Will the wedding ceremony be legally recognised?

What kind of ceremonies do you perform?

What Is The Difference Between a Civil Ceremony and a Celebrant led Wedding Ceremony? 

Where are you based and do you travel for weddings?

As a celebrant working primarily with international couples having destination wedding celebrations, I do not offer legally recognised weddings. 

It is very difficult to legally marry in France if you are non-residents, and most couples, where neither is a French resident, have a legal civil ceremony in their home countries either before or after their French symbolic ceremony.

For more details about this, please click the link below. 

My celebrant-led, symbolic ceremonies offer you creative freedom to have a wedding that's as unique as your love story. You could choose a twilight wedding under the stars or an intimate couples-only celebration at your favourite romantic location. No Restrictions: No constraints on timing, format, style, or content. 

A Civil Ceremony is performed by a Registrar in a Register Office or a Licensed Venue; there are significant differences. Civil Ceremonies are legally recognized, unlike a Celebrant-Led Wedding Ceremony, but they are bound by restrictions regarding the words spoken during the ceremony. For example, there can be no religious content at all. Celebrant-Led Wedding Ceremonies have no restrictions and can include religious aspects to represent the couple’s individual and combined beliefs.

(NB: The legal formalities must be completed before a celebrant-led ceremony.)

I live in West Provence, in the city of Nimes, and cover the whole of Provence and the French Riviera. Additionally, I take on weddings in Paris, Italy, and will consider any European destination if a couple simply must have me!