Love Without Limits by DNG - Humanist Wedding Celebrant

30/03/2026

Love Without Limits by DNG - Humanist Wedding Celebrant

27/03/2026

Thank you so much, it was an absolute honour and a privilege to be part of your special day.
🥰🥰 Alison Lamont

26/03/2026

03/03/2026

I’ve been a bit quiet on my social media platforms lately, but that’s about to change.

I’m getting ready to kick off wedding season on 3rd April with the beautiful Clair and Gareth 🥰❤️

I’ve also been working behind the scenes with the amazing Alex (he’s been doing a lot of work but don’t tell him that lol) to get my website up and running, really looking forward to being able to share it with you all very soon.

Lots happening and plenty to look forward to 🤍

14/12/2025

Alison & Angelo: A Love That Changed Everything.

Alison has been part of my life for as long as I can remember, my best friend’s mum, someone I’ve always respected. So being their wedding celebrant wasn’t just an honour, it was deeply personal.

Alison always said she’d never marry again… then she met Angelo. A blind date at Corr’s Corner turned into years of laughter, countryside walks, family dinners and endless love.

Four years after that first date, Angelo proposed on Christmas Day surrounded by family and Alison said YES through happy tears.

Looking back on their ceremony reminds me why I love what I do: creating moments that celebrate love without limits. ❤️

09/12/2025

When good friends and neighbours ask you to be their wedding celebrant

It’s an honour like no other! Paulina and Lukas’s love story is truly inspiring and I was privileged to stand with them on their special day

Paulina shared:
Lukas is a great, loving, and caring partner. Then he became the most amazing daddy for Olivia. There is nothing more important to him than us. Lukas always cares more about me and my family than himself.

Lukas said:
Paulina is a family person, honest and always gives her support to others. Paulina is understanding, positive, and trustworthy.

It’s clear that their relationship is built on love, respect, and unwavering support for one another.

A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person. – Mignon McLaughlin

06/12/2025

What Humanism Means to Me

I wanted to share a little about why I’ve chosen to become a humanist celebrant. Humanism isn’t a religion, it’s simply a way of looking at life that focuses on kindness, compassion and reason.

For me, it’s about creating ceremonies that celebrate love, life and individuality in a way that feels personal and meaningful.

Most importantly - I fully respect all beliefs.

Humanism doesn’t ask anyone to give up their faith or change who they are. It’s not about converting anyone, it’s about inclusivity and making sure everyone feels valued and respected.

Whether you have strong faith, no faith, or something in between, humanist ceremonies are about people, connection and love. Because every story matters.

If you’d like to know more or just have a chat about what this means, I’d love to hear from you!

Celebrating life with respect for all beliefs.