Susie Figgis Byron Bay Celebrant
OVERVIEW
Getting married is one of the most precious moments of your life and my passion is creating beautifully relaxed ceremonies that are timeless and inclusive, reverent and fun.
Working closely together to make sure your Ceremony is aligned with your vision, intentions, and beliefs you will know that you are in great hands from the moment we start chatting. I will listen to your ideas and get to the heart of your history and future together, crafting a ceremony that reflects your unique love story.
With eighteen years of experience, at over 1600 weddings, I will help shape your ceremony into something that is elegant, meaningful and sacred, while also embracing the fun and joy of your connection.
People say I can weave a love story like a good old family friend and they appreciate that I bring depth and a grounding presence, so if you're planning your big day, I’d LOVE to hear from you
About
Hi. I’m a health-conscious, sunshine-loving truth seeker. I LOVE nature, dancing, camping, travelling and adventures of all kinds. I also love Margaritas, Earl Grey tea and laughing in unison with anyone, anytime. Ive shared in so many reverent and magical ceremonies, and equally love working with couples who keep it simple, light-hearted and fun. Whatever your flavour, the ceremony I create for you will ring true for you and your people, and I wont steal the limelight.
Ms Susie Figgis
Business Owner
Location
Service Area Byron Bay | Far North Coast
FAQ
Yes absolutely! I love travelling for weddings, but if it's mroe than an hours drive.. will need to add a fair travel component to my fee. We can do most of the planning and paperwork remotely if necessary.
Yes unless its' an elopmment, I'll usually use my PA.. and have a table and chair if you need.
Absolutely, this is what its' all about right? Your love story and yoru quirky reality as a couple. My ceremonies are perfect for you and very personal.
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Susie Figgis Byron Bay Celebrant offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceWhen's the best time to ask your wedding party to be in your wedding party?
Is there a traditional left and right side for the bride's family and groom's family?
Does the bride's side traditionally sit on the left or the right at the ceremony?
Susie Figgis Byron Bay Celebrant
I'm provide advice on this one thats a little bit radical. I suggest that the Brides family sit on the opposite side to where she's standing and same for the Groom .. this is so that the respective families can see the full face of their child while they are making their committments, rather than only being able to see them from from behind. It makes such a differnce to family's viewing pleasure.
Regarding which side traditionally is Grooms on right if you are guest looking towards the front, but this can be switched for many reasons .. including the position of the sun (better for Groom to get sun in his eyes than th bride) and sometiems a bride feels she has a better side or a hairdo that she wants to stand on one particular side
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Susie Figgis Byron Bay Celebrant
Its a special invitation, so I'd say to choose a moment that feels special, and do the same with your ring bearers and witnesses.
I also suggest having a conversation around what it means for you to be asking these people to be your "bridal party". What are you offering and what are your expectations of them? For example make sure your Maid of honour knows that she will need to help with your dress when you arrive down the isle, and perhaps again when you turn to face your fiance mid way throught your cermony. (It's amazing how many brideamaides / MOH's aren't prepared or pre-warned that they need to do this!)
Another cool idea that lots of my couples like these days is to actually offer the bridal party a chance to sit down 1/2 way through the cermony so thay can also see and experience your faces while you are saying yoru Vows. This just involves creating a few reserved signs so they can have good viewing when they are invited to take a seat (usually 2nd row).
Susie Figgis
Byro Marriage Celebrant
0431 482 008