Maggie the Celtic Celebrant

Maggie the Celtic Celebrant Celebrating love in South Australia, with a Scottish twist I was born and grew up in Scotland, with strong Irish family connections.

My celebrancy style is both fun and meaningful, and my ceremonies will have you and your guests having all the feels, from tears to laughs as we celebrate your love. From my teens to late thirties, I dotted between Glasgow and Adelaide before settling here permanently. I still have my Glasgow accent - in fact, my husband says it's getting stronger as I get older! I’ve had a varied career in corporate communications, theatre, and stand-up comedy, I’m a professional writer and storyteller to my bones – storytelling is oxygen to me – so your personal story is in safe hands! I love working collaboratively, and together with my dear comedy sisters I’ve won Adelaide Fringe Awards for writing, acting, and comedy – we even took out the 2007 Adelaide Fringe People’s Choice Awards for our groundbreaking all-female stand-up comedy showcase Titters! More recently, over the past few years I've been the dramaturg and director for the Fringe shows of Adelaide writer and performer Tracy Crisp. What all this means for you is that I know how to create, direct, and deliver a fun and meaningful ceremony, in collaboration with you, to celebrate your love. I also love to incorporate the culture of my original homeland, and If that's your choice, I'll be thrilled to help you explore any of the beautiful ancient rites and rituals that come from Scotland and Ireland, to bring some Celtic magic and romance to your ceremony. Get in touch and let's have a wee blether!

Love these vows - more like wows! Who else loves these vibes?
16/01/2026

Love these vows - more like wows! Who else loves these vibes?

This is the kind of love that doesn’t ask you to shrink your life — it expands it. The kind that doesn’t cage your freedom, but multiplies it. Love that feels like partnership, play, adventure, and choosing each other over and over again, not out of obligation, but out of desire. Not settling. Not resigning. But saying yes to a future that feels wide open because you’re walking into it together.

Marriage isn’t meant to be an ending. It’s meant to be a beginning — of shared dreams, shared courage, and shared becoming. A promise to keep exploring, to keep choosing growth over comfort, and to build a life that feels alive in every sense of the word. If love doesn’t feel like expansion, laughter, curiosity, and mutual freedom — it’s not the kind worth promising forever to. 🤍

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