I always say start with the date! Before we do anything else, let's make sure I can do the date you're hoping for. Even if it's still a bit up in the air because you're waiting on other providers, e.g. photographers and pipers, to know when they're available; even if it's one of two dates or within a specific week when you first contact me...

Absolutely! Spiritual and Earth based ceremonies feel like my specialism. You don't need to invoke God... you might call upon the elements... or the directions... the sun and the moon... the Goddess... Great Spirit... the mountains, sea and stars... the ancestors... the guides and guardians...the Presence of Love...

Of course! That would be beautiful! If poetry is how you express your love for one another, please include your favourite poems. I've had couples read poems, adapt poems, write their own poems and prayers, read song lyrics to one another and listen or dance to meaningful music or music with heartfelt lyrics...

I do. Including a chance to reflect on your relationship, notice what you're grateful for in one another, perhaps even write new vows for...

lease do! I always encourage couples to write their own vows and support them if needed. It feels important to make promises to...

No. I'm not. Are you? As an Interfaith Minister I am able to conduct legal ceremonies in Scotland. What's important is what YOU believe...

Most people who elope here are surprised by how easy it is! If you're travelling from outside the UK you might need...

Anywhere you want... within reason! Unlike in England and Wales, in Scotland it's not necessary to be married in a registered venue. I've seen ceremonies on boats, in the sea, up mountains, on the beach, on the cliffs... There are a few rules... you can't get married on the move... on a boat for example; and you have to get married where you said on your paperwork, unless the weather's truly terrible and you need to change it (always good to let the registrar know of any back

No. We can co-create your ceremony together and include whatever you want - religious, spiritual or secular... whatever honours you, your..

I can indeed. Besides photographers I can recommend local pipers... fiddlers... florists... kiltmakers... shawl weavers... cake bakers...

Absolutely! There are amazing photographers who, like I, live and work on the Isle of Skye. I always recommend...

Not at all. If you're having a legal ceremony, you will need two witnesses, but...

Absolutely! Maybe you've already researched it... but if not, I'm happy to provide guidance...

If you're hoping for a marriage it's unlikely as you need to submit paperwork at least 29 days before (there are some exceptions)...