Hannah, a woman in her mid-30s smiles and looks into the distance. She has short brown hair, is wearing a black and white striped top with yellow trim, and silver rings on her fingers.

WHO THE HELL AM I?

Hello, I’m Hannah, your cat loving, IPA drinking, post-punk listening, patriarchy smashing, friendly neighbourhood celebrant. A lot of people ask why I decided to become a celebrant, and frankly it was when I realised that if I were to ever get married I’d want someone like me, that I could relate to, doing it. Someone who never outgrew their emo phase, spent their teens drinking cider in the park, grew up getting sweaty in mosh pits, loves nothing more than a crisp pint in a sunny industrial estate outside a local taproom on a weekend, hates TERFs and Tories in equal measure, and whose stretched lobes never quite did fully shrink down… If you’re someone who doesn’t fit the mould and are looking for a celebrant who will truly *get* you and represent you to the max, then I’m your gal!

Why Choose ME?

 My place in this industry isn’t in the black-tie and white-wedding traditional spaces, it’s in run down churches (shout out to The Ayslum Chapel), historic old theatres (special mention to the wonderful Wilton’s Music Hall), railway arches (holla AMP Studio) and urban nature havens (hello Woodbury Wetlands!) where the focus is the heart and soul of the people coming together to celebrate their love. 

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HOW I GOT HERE

Music has always had my heart, and from humble beginnings playing the recorder in primary school I went on to become classically trained on the flute. I was introduced to punk rock right as my moody teenage years hit and I quickly ditched the flute for guitar. I spent my teens playing in a pop-punk band, going to and playing at any and every gig I could before eventually mellowing out and settling down with the old acoustic, singing and performing solo in pubs and small venues. Gigs and festivals are my happy place (special mention to Greenman! IYKYK) and it’s still my absolute favourite way to spend my spare time (and money!).

A black and white image of Hannah playing guitar in a pop-punk band.

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THE WEST END

The music world introduced me to the theatre world and it was this that led me to pursue a career as a sound designer and engineer. I did my degree in Technical Theatre and fell into Stage Management by accident. My first ever job was in the West End on Billy Elliot (mental as a 22 year old with zero experience!) and I’ve been working on large scale musicals ever since, most recently on Moulin Rouge, Back To The Future and Wicked.

Hannah is standing backstage at the Piccadilly Theatre. She is dressed in black, wearing a headset, and watching the actors perform onstage.

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ROCK CLIMBING & ADVENTURE

During the early 2010s I picked up rock climbing, travelled the world with just a backpack and my climbing gear, and worked in two of London’s top climbing walls. Eventually, I found myself teaching at one of the main drama schools in the country and, even now, still deliver workshops in Diversity, Equality and Inclusion to students.

Hannah is holding onto some rock climbing holds at an indoor rock climbing centre whilst her body and legs swing in mid air.

Born for the spotlight, fluent in “backstage”, fuelled by adventure

“Hannah is that babe who is simultaneously cool but fun and puts everyone at ease in their company. You know that babe. You love what they’re wearing, but you don’t feel intimidated, they have presence and command attention, and have a way with words but also you can ugly cry and be silly and real with them and… they get you, like, really get you.”

Becky Hoe-Hale, Most Curious Wedding Fair

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I am a certified wedding, naming and funeral celebrant from the Academy of Modern Celebrancy. They are industry leaders in wedding, naming and funeral celebrant training and recognised both nationally and internationally. Over 600 independent celebrants (and counting!) have chosen to train under their expertise and start their new, and incredibly rewarding, life as a celebrant.

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Hannah, an LGBTQ+ celebrant, is standing at the altar while the couple hold hands.
A very happy LGBTQ+ couple celebrant down the aisle. One is wearing a bright pink dress, and the other is wearing a bright blue suit.
A happy couple have their hands in the air and are cheering as their guests look on and do the same.