Cellebrate

I'm Elle, the civil marriage celebrant behind Cellebrate! I specialise in bringing weird and wonderful marriage ceremonies to life for all kinds of couples. If you want a wedding that prioritises feels, reflects who you are and what you stand for, and creates a beautiful bonding moment with some of your favourite people, then that all starts with a banger of a ceremony, and that's where I come in.

My jam is really hyper-personalised ceremonies for anyone who feels bored by or tired of the traditional wedding industry. I work with all kinds of people, but especially with neurodivergent, queer, differently abled and genuinely alternative couples who want to skip the clichés and lean into their authenticity.

I'm also an expert on all things inclusion, accommodation and adjustment, so am full of tips and tricks for making your wedding super accessible for you and those you care about. I strive to have the same approach to paperwork and planning in the lead up to the day, and have a super flexible digital-first process that has been designed with your experience at the core.

I blend professionalism with fun, ensuring all the legal bits are handled flawlessly (like, I'm AuDHD, I'm basically a walking Marriage Act encyclopedia haha) so we can focus on crafting a ceremony that delivers genuine dopamine and encodes itself into the memories of you and your fave people for the rest of time. No generic scripts here - together, we will co-design and build a ceremony that makes you feel comfortable, celebrated, and completely understood.

Ready to hear more, or pepper me with questions? Hit that enquiry button and let's get Cellebrating (geddit?!)

My name is Elle (said like bell, not like belly). I’m a cisgender woman and my pronouns are she/her/hers. I’m a Commonwealth-registered civil marriage celebrant based in Inner West Sydney (Wangal and Gadigal Country), originally from the Upper Blue Mountains (Dharug and Gundungurra Country), but I travel all over Sydney/Gadigal Country, NSW and Australia marrying excellent humans to each other.

I’m neurodivergent, live with an invisible disability, and am always striving for allyship for all queer peoples, marginalised communities, and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and indigenous peoples. I’m an advocate, an activist, and an educator on all things inclusion and accessibility, especially in the wedding industry. We’ve got a long way to go on that front, but I’m glad to be part of that journey!

I run a values-led business and specifically seek to work with like-minded people who want to have authentic and wholehearted celebrations of love. This means I’m definitely not the right celebrant for everyone, but I sure hope it means I’m the PERFECT celebrant for you! I work best with people who are looking to embrace authenticity, lean into the feels, and celebrate their weird and wonderful selves.