How It All Started

I first dipped my toes into the wedding world when one of my best friends asked me to make their big day officially official. So, I did what any best friend would do—I went and got myself a Certificate IV in Celebrancy, thinking it’d be a one-time thing. Next thing I knew, I was applying to the Attorney General’s Office to become a registered wedding celebrant.
I officiated my bestie’s wedding, and it turns out, I had way too much fun. So, I figured, “Why not do this for real?” And here I am—turning ‘I Do’ into an art form—without the boring bits.
A wedding party standing on a paved road in front of a forest of tall trees, with mountains in the background. The group includes the bride in a white dress and the groom in a suit, along with bridesmaids in red dresses and groomsmen in dark suits, holding bouquets and smiling. 
I love getting to know couples and hearing their stories—especially the juicy plot twists! But more than anything, I want to know you like a friend, not just as a celebrant ticking boxes. Meeting with your celebrant shouldn’t feel like a job interview where you’re trying to impress—no one’s handing out gold stars here!
The best part of what makes you you is when you're relaxed, real, and maybe even a little weird. When you’re comfortable enough to just be yourselves, that’s when the magic happens—and that’s how we create a ceremony that’s totally, unapologetically you. Your day, your way.
I’m also a big advocate for having friends or family marry you. They bring the right vibe—whether it’s sentimental, silly, or a little bit of both—and make the whole ceremony feel natural and totally you. Plus, let’s be real—having someone you actually like up there with you makes it way less awkward and way more awesome. I’m here to help make that happen too!

Making Your Ceremony Totally You

A bride and groom holding hands outdoors, smiling at each other near trees with a green field in the background.

More Than just a Celebrant – My Story

A young child sitting in a stuffed animal chair wearing overalls, a white shirt, a white headband, and holding a small toy or candy, with a curious expression and finger near the mouth.
A young girl with blue eyes wearing a straw hat with ribbons, holding a tabby kitten with striped fur and green eyes.
An infant girl lying on a white crocheted blanket, wearing a pink lace jacket, matching bonnet, cream pants, and socks. 
Some people stumble upon their calling. Me? I tripped over mine, face-first, in the most unexpected way. What started as a half-serious joke about officiating one of my bestie’s weddings quickly spiraled into, "Oh hell, are we actually doing this?" to "Bro, we are actually doing this!"
A Certificate IV in Celebrancy and a few formalities with the Attorney General’s Office later—boom. I was a legit civil celebrant. Fast forward to my bestie’s wedding day, my very first time officiating. There I was, standing (panicking) before a sea of teary-eyed guests, all in awe of the breathtaking bride. Meanwhile, I was gripping the microphone, trying to keep it together as her four-year-old blessed the audience with a perfectly timed swear word. It was equal parts emotional, chaotic, heartfelt, and downright hilarious.
Then my mind drifted back to the night she first went out with her soon-to-be husband, when, on a dare, she jumped into a fountain like a scene straight out of a rom-com—only to be swiftly escorted out by security, dripping wet. Honestly, it’s a miracle they survived that night, and now here I was, about to make them husband and wife.
At that exact moment, standing in front of a crowd of people, I realised this is what it’s meant to feel like. This is what I want to do for real life. Not just signing paperwork and saying the official bits, but capturing the absolute joy, chaos, and love that makes a wedding day unforgettable.
For me, this isn’t just a job—it’s a full-blown passion project. I’m here to be more than just your celebrant. I’ll be your hype person, your legal document wrangler, your voice of calm when your second cousin starts drama, and, if needed, your emergency tissue provider.
I love creating ceremonies that are authentic, fun, and filled with love, laughter, and those perfectly imperfect moments. I’ll even handle the boring legal stuff and let your actual best friend read your ceremony script (if you trust them, that is)
So, if you’re after a celebrant who’s equal parts professional and vibing with you on a “this should be fun" level, send me a message. Let’s make your wedding day as special and maybe as unexpectedly awesome as my own journey into this wild, wonderful world of celebrancy.

*(the cat was okay)

A woman sitting on the floor with a white dog, holding a wine glass, surrounded by photo albums, a rose, and a flashlight
Woman with blonde hair in a denim jacket and jeans pouring champagne into a glass
A woman with a platinum blonde ponytail and wearing a denim jacket and jeans, sitting on the floor, smiling at a small curly-haired dog wearing sunglasses, with the background removed.
The Goods!
  • A wedding party of twelve people standing outdoors on a paved road, with trees and mountains in the background. The bride wears a white lace dress, and the groom wears a dark suit with a white shirt. The bridesmaids wear red dresses, and the groomsmen wear dark suits with white shirts. They are smiling and holding small bouquets or boutonnières.

    Becki Lancaster

    “Have had the pleasure of witnessing this beautiful soul in action. Perfect balance of kindness, charisma and professionalism!"

  • A woman and man kissing outdoors on a grassy hill with trees in the background during sunset.

    Jordan Grant

    'Meg is the ultimate wedding celebrant, she helped us every step of the way and helped to make our wedding more than memorable. She walked us through the process with a personal and flexible approach to fit our needs while also taking care of the paperwork and legalities. Our guests were all raving about her after the ceremony, and we couldn’t recommend Holy Hitched Boutique more!'

  • Three people standing outdoors in front of a white photo frame with a floral arrangement on top, surrounded by greenery. They are dressed in formal attire, with two women in dresses and one man in a suit, smiling at the camera.

    Laura Andersen

    “Meg is an absolute delight. She officiated my friend’s wedding and made the ceremony truly personal and heartfelt. With her perfect balance of humor and wit, she kept everyone engaged while also delivering touching, emotional moments. She’s a gem and would be a fantastic addition to any wedding."

  • A black and white photo of a bride and groom standing outdoors, with foreheads touching and eyes closed, holding each other affectionately.

    Angie Keizer

    “Meg is genuinely the kindest, most thoughtful, dedicated and FUN celebrant we could have ever hoped for. She made the entire lead-up to our wedding so easy, so stress-free, I still pinch myself when I think about how perfect everything was. Meg brought our happiest memories together into our ceremony so beautifully, with nothing but love, laughter and pure joy throughout our whole day. I’m so grateful, and couldn’t recommend anyone more highly than Meg. She will bend over backwards to make your special day as beautiful as you’ve imagined"

  • Izaak Sammut

    Izaak Sammut

    From a groom’s perspective, I can’t recommend Meg enough. I honestly can’t thank her enough for all the behind the scenes work she did with me and my wife leading up to our big day. Meg went above and beyond to help us plan, answering every question we had, no matter how small or last minute. Now, speaking on behalf of a bunch of grooms (myself included) who couldn’t organise a BBQ in a backyard with a full esky and a pack of sausages. Meg was an absolute legend. She seamlessly stepped in to guide and support us on our side of things, even when it was essentially just about getting ourselves ready on time. It was a huge relief to have her there. On the day, she nailed the vibe… creating the perfect balance of light-hearted laughs and genuine emotional connection. It was exactly what we hoped for. 12/10. Would recommend Meg in a heartbeat.