Image by Christina Denton Photography

Oh hi!

I’m so glad you’re here.

Before we dive in and get to know each other better, I want to honour and acknowledge the incredible custodians of this Boodja (or land) where I live, work and play. I am lucky to call Dunsborough home. It was traditionally known as Quindalup, or the place of the quenda and the First People of this place are the Wardandi Noongar people. To enjoy your special day on this Country, is to feel the love, care and dedication that exists all around us in this place, thanks to the enduring efforts of the Wardandi (or Salt Water) people.

This land has always been, and will always be, Wardandi Noongar Boodja.

Image by Josh Ball

Minted in January 2021, I am excited and proud to be offering a warm, inclusive and thoughtful style of celebrancy to the south west  (and beyond). Whatever the occasion, I have the knowledge, skills and experience to deliver the perfect ceremony.  

Image by Emma Macaulay

About Georgia B.

Social justice warrior. Kids basketball coach. Chai tea lover. Greyhound rescuer. Many hat wearer. Expert listener. Sport lover. Student of life. Qualified social worker. Death doula. Amateur astrology enthusiast (where my Librans at?). Love Island tragic. Crafter of words. Teller of stories. Master(ess) of ceremonies.

In just thirty five years, I have been lucky to squeeze a lot out of life so far. I’ve lived abroad, worked in a range of different areas (think state government, to barista, to research assistant). My friends describe me as calm, compassionate and driven. I’m the person on the end of the phone, telling you to pop over for a cuppa and a chat, so we can solve the world’s problems together.

Whether it’s the joyful chaos of your wedding day or the emotional roller-coaster of organising a funeral, I pride myself on being the string to your kite – anchoring you, supporting you and creating a whole lot of magic with you.