And so the adventure begins……you are “Two Souls but a single thought. Two hearts that beat as one.” John Keats
My name is Lee Crowell and I am the celebrant for Coastal Wedding Services.
You have chosen the RIGHT partner, but there are other things you want to get just RIGHT too.
The RIGHT: Venue.
The RIGHT: Reception.
The RIGHT: Outfit.
The RIGHT: Flowers.
The RIGHT: Guests.
But don’t forget the RIGHT Celebrant.
Choose one that you feel is RIGHT. The RIGHT celebrant is someone who is professional, experienced and willing to provide you with the RIGHT individual ceremony.
Someone who can help take the stress of the ceremony away from your Wedding Day.
I want your ceremony to be the true embodiment of the feelings you wish to share with your family and friends. Coastal Wedding Services can cater for everything from a simple eloping to the intimate gathering to the larger traditional ceremony. As a retired teacher, who has been working as a civil celebrant since 2006, I have good communication skills, a high focus on attention to detail, professional standards and presentation skills.
With over 30 years of teaching and my work as a celebrant, I have a calming and professional manner.
Whether it is catering for children/pets in the bridal party/ceremony to those unexpected last minute changes, I work to keep your stress to a minimum.
Coastal Wedding Services will help make your Wedding Day memorable for ALL the RIGHT reasons.
About
I am the celebrant for Coastal Wedding Services based in South West Rocks N.S.W. I became a celebrant as I love to interact with people. I became a celebrant over 12 years ago and have had the pleasure of marrying over 100 couples. I have 4 daughters and have officiated at each of their weddings. My biggest pleasure is seeing the love in the eyes of the bride and groom as they say their vows. As a retired teacher it's a great thrill making connections with ex-students as I perform their wedding
Mrs Leeanne Crowell
Civil Celebrant
Coastal Wedding Services
I am assuming that you are performing a commitment ceremony and not a marriage ceremony. The vows people make to each other should reflect how they feel about their chosen partner. As a Civil Celebrant it is rare to have a couple who wants to stay with the traditional vows that their parents of grandparents may have made in a church setting. My advice is to have them speak from the heart and as you say pledge their commitment to each other and to their relationship.
I hope this has been helpful.