Lisa Deveney UK Celebrant

About Lisa Deveney UK Celebrant

Planning your dream wedding in Greater Manchester? Lisa Deveney is a celebrant crafting bespoke, heartfelt ceremonies reflecting your unique love story. From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, she'll ensure your special day is truly unforgettable.

Lisa Deveney UK Celebrant – Your Wedding Ceremony, Your Way

Based in the heart of Greater Manchester, Lisa Deveney is a professionally accredited, independent wedding celebrant dedicated to creating ceremonies that are deeply personal, meaningful, and a true reflection of your unique love story.

For couples seeking a wedding that steps beyond the traditional, a celebrant-led ceremony offers complete freedom and flexibility. Imagine exchanging vows in a location that holds special meaning to you—be it a rustic barn, a chic city venue, or a beautiful garden—at a time that perfectly suits your plans. With a celebrant, your ceremony is not bound by the constraints of a licensed venue.

Lisa’s approach is centred entirely around you. She takes the time to get to know you as a couple, listening to your journey, your shared values, and your vision for the future. This collaborative process ensures that your ceremony is crafted from scratch, weaving your personal anecdotes and sentiments into a script that is both heartfelt and authentic.

Whether you wish to include symbolic rituals like handfasting or a unity candle ceremony, incorporate specific readings or music, or need guidance in writing your own personal vows, Lisa offers warm and expert support. She is passionate about storytelling and believes your ceremony should be the unforgettable centrepiece of your wedding day.

Choosing Lisa Deveney as your celebrant means your ceremony will be a genuine celebration of your relationship, delivered with warmth and professionalism, creating lasting memories for you and your guests.

Please note that a celebrant-led ceremony is a non-legal celebration. Couples are required to complete the legal registration of their marriage separately at a register office.