A Milestone Anniversary
Ten, twenty-five, forty, fifty years. A milestone deserves more than a meal out — it deserves the people you love in one room, hearing what you still mean to each other.
Celebrate your journey and recommit to each other

There is something wonderful about promising it all again — this time knowing exactly what you are promising. A vow renewal is a chance to look back at everything you have weathered together, and to say out loud, in front of the people you love, that you would choose each other all over again.
I will spend time with you both, hear the whole story — the wedding day itself, the house moves, the children, the illnesses, the belly laughs — and then write a ceremony that sounds like the two of you and nobody else.
Renewals can be as quiet or as grand as you like — the two of you and a handful of witnesses on a Northumberland beach, or a full day with everyone you have gathered along the way. We can restate your original vows, write entirely new ones, or include your children in promises of their own.
Ten, twenty-five, forty, fifty years. A milestone deserves more than a meal out — it deserves the people you love in one room, hearing what you still mean to each other.
Illness, grief, distance, a hard few years. Many couples renew their vows as a way of drawing a line and saying thank you for staying. These are some of the most moving ceremonies I write.
A tiny register office wedding, a lockdown wedding, a day rushed for the sake of family. If your wedding wasn't the celebration you dreamed of, this is your chance to do it properly.