Weddings &
Vow Renewals
Your wedding or vow renewal should be bursting with love, laughter, and personality - and that is exactly what I bring as your celebrant. I am Sarah Wheadon, a warm, bubbly, and professional celebrant who loves creating ceremonies that feel authentically you.
Every couple has a unique story, and my passion is turning that story into a ceremony that is heartfelt, joyful, and unforgettable. Whether you are planning an intimate gathering in Wiltshire, a grand celebration in Oxfordshire, or a relaxed vow renewal in Somerset or Berkshire, I will craft something bespoke that reflects your love, values, and vibe.
What you can expect
Personalised ceremonies - written from scratch, no templates, just your story told with warmth and flair.
Fun and relaxed approach - I make the process easy, enjoyable, and full of smiles.
Support every step of the way - from our first chat to the big day, I wll guide you with care and compassion.
Experience you can trust - with over 30 years of public speaking and writing, I will make sure your ceremony flows beautifully.
I pride myself on building genuine connections with couples and their families. That bond means your ceremony won’t just sound good - it will feel right, capturing the joy, humour, and emotion of your relationship.
Whether it is a wedding in Gloucestershire, a vow renewal in Berkshire, or a celebration of love anywhere in between, I am here to help you create a day that is truly unforgettable.
I would love to chat about your plans and start shaping a ceremony that celebrates your love story.
"In One Another’s Souls,"
“The moment I heard my first love story I started looking for you,
not knowing how useless that was.
Lovers don’t meet somewhere along the way.
They’re in one another’s souls all along.”
Rumi
Prices available on Request
Frequently Asked Questions - Weddings & Vow Renewals
What is the difference between a wedding Celebrant and a Registrar?
A civil ceremony is performed by a registrar, either in a registry office or a wedding venue that is licensed for ceremonies. Civil ceremonies are legally recognised, but are bound by restrictions regarding the words spoken during the ceremony, meaning there can be no religious aspect at all and your ceremony is time bound as they have several weddings a day.
At a Celebrant led service there are no restrictions on the type or length of service. It can be traditional or modern in it’s approach.
As your celebrant I will personalise your ceremony to suit your style. I will spend time getting to know you over the course of planning your wedding so we have a personal, meaningful connection for the most important day of your life. I will create a unique ceremony from scratch, one that truly reflects you as a couple. It can be light hearted, humorous, formal or simple and will perfectly suit you as a couple.
We can also include spiritual symbolism including hand fasting, candles, crystals or tree planting, traditional elements such as a Jewish glass smash or Chinese tea ceremony or you can involve your guests in the wedding by asking them to do a reading, song or even to play a part in your tradition.
Where can we have our wedding?
One of the great things about a celebrant led wedding is that you can hold your wedding ceremony wherever you want, as long as you have the owner's permission, it does not have to be at a licensed wedding venue. This means that you can have a ceremony at home, in a field, in the woods, on a beach, wherever means the most to you!
Is a Celebrant led Ceremony a Legally Binding Marriage?
Currently celebrant led weddings are not yet recognised by law in England and Wales on their own. This means couples often go to the registry office and are legally wed a few weeks or days before a celebrant led ceremony. This means you are technically married before the ceremony begins. The signed wedding certificate means your wedding will be legal and valid – it’s the paperwork that makes it legal, not the ceremony.
How far in advance should we book our ceremony with you?
As soon as possible! Weekends in the summer months get booked up very quickly.
Do you conduct LGBTQ+ weddings?
Yes, absolutely - It is my absolutely joy and pleasure to create and conduct a ceremony that celebrates the love and union of two people.