Donna Hartley-Redfearn, the North East Wedding Celebrant, is the mastermind behind unforgettable modern wedding ceremonies that are anything but ordinary. With a passion for all things romantic, and authentic and fused with northern humour, Donna brings an edgy twist to the art of creating wedding ceremonies that truly reflect the couple's unique love story.

As the go-to expert for couples who crave a professionally planned and flawlessly executed ceremony, Donna's creativity knows no bounds. With her, you can wave goodbye to the cookie-cutter weddings of yesteryear and say hello to a celebration that oozes personality and style.

But what sets Donna apart from the rest? With a magical flick of her ceremonial creativity, Donna weaves together the rich tapestry of her couples' backgrounds, effortlessly blending cultural customs like a master chef creating a culinary masterpiece. Whether it's a traditional Hindu ritual or a heartfelt Irish blessing, Donna knows just the right ingredients to create a ceremony that leaves everyone in awe. But Donna doesn't stop there. She adds a sprinkle of passion to each ceremony, with twenty-five years of industry experience, you couldn't be in safer hands.

In the world of entertainment, they say 'Don't work with children or animals', however, Donna understands that for many couples, children may already be part of the family and that their pets need to play a role too. So, she goes the extra mile to include everyone in the ceremony, creatively blending age-appropriate readings, or encouraging four-legged ring bearers to adorable escorts down the aisle.

Picture a wedding where laughter fills the air, and love is celebrated with light-hearted humour and guests leave knowing a little more about the couple than before. That's the Donna touch.

So, if you're a couple wanting to break free from tradition and embrace a wedding ceremony as unique as your love story, Donna Hartley-Redfearn is your perfect match. With her wit and charm, she'll craft a ceremony that will have your guests talking for years to come. That's the Donna touch.