Adventure weddings

You bushwalk, rock climb, canyon, canoe, explore caves, or cycle tour as often as you can, you love the wilderness and want to celebrate your wedding vows away from the “Madding Crowd” incorporating your favourite activity.

I am a bush walker, cyclist and sustainability campaigner who would love to work with you to create a ceremony that rejoices in your particular way of living lightly on the earth. Marking your marriage is important and you need someone who is as passionate about the outdoors as you, I bring my passion and knowledge of wilderness and celebration to your ceremony.

I am willing and able to walk into wilderness areas with you to celebrate your marriage vows. I am happy to indulge in activities I haven’t done before and will do anything that is legal, safe and at the same ability as your guests.

If you have guests that can’t get to the wilderness with us, Offbeat Ceremonies can create two ceremonies to cater for everyone’s abilities.

Offbeat Ceremonies - what's that?

You are different and diverse, you love your community and acknowledging your place in the environment.

You desire a rite of passage that has meaning to you, your family and community, a ceremony that sits lightly on the earth, one that symbolises your partnership and love.

You don’t see your ceremony as only glitz, glam, frou-frou and party favours.

You probably prefer vintage clothes to designer gowns, or perhaps you adore to dress up in historical gowns and ceremonial clothes from different cultural traditions.

In fact, you are offbeat and a bit different, just like me, and between us we can can weave a perfect rite of passage for you that symbolises your diversity.

Offbeat Ceremonies offers you a range of celebrations from weddings and hand fastings, vow renewals, GLBTI and queer commitment ceremonies, naming days for children and adults, Wheel of the Year celebrations, pet ceremonies, and funerals.

I specialise in Rights of Passage ceremonies that celebrate your journey through life.

I created Offbeat Ceremonies because I believe that life should be celebrated and that we should mark all the significant events in our life's journey from birth to death.