About
On Hitched.co.uk since 2025
Last update: September 2026
Brayden Wedd writes and delivers wedding ceremonies for couples who want their guests to laugh, listen and leave saying, “That was completely them.”
Based in North London, Brayden is a celebrant and wedding MC working across Greater London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, East Sussex, Berkshire and beyond—including destination weddings abroad.
Before bringing Wed by Wedd to couples across the UK, Brayden wrote and delivered weddings in Australia. His approach is relaxed, personal and centred on one idea: your ceremony should sound like you.
Every ceremony begins with a blank page.
Through a questionnaire and an in-depth planning conversation, Brayden gets to know your story, your personalities and how the two of you actually speak. He then turns it all into a ceremony that feels personal without becoming over-sentimental, funny without turning into a stand-up routine, and meaningful without feeling stiff or solemn.
The result is a ceremony that holds the room. People listen. The laughs land naturally. The important moments have space to breathe. Above all, it feels comfortable to stand there and be yourselves.
Brayden could be your celebrant if you want:
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A ceremony written specifically for the two of you
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Humour that feels natural rather than forced
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Something meaningful without unnecessary formality
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Someone organised, easy to work with and confident on the microphone
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A ceremony your guests will enjoy being part of
Working together includes:
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An initial chat to talk through your plans and see whether the fit feels right
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A detailed questionnaire and planning call
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A complete ceremony draft, followed by your feedback and revisions
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A clear ceremony plan and timings for everyone involved
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Calm, confident delivery on the day
Getting married abroad?
Brayden also works with couples planning destination weddings who want a personal, English-language ceremony and a celebrant they can get to know before they travel. With the ceremony planned together in advance, you’ll have a familiar face waiting at the front, wherever you choose to celebrate.
He can join you for the ceremony or stay on as your wedding MC. Share your destination, date and plans when you enquire, and he’ll talk through the options and travel arrangements.
From the ceremony to the celebrations
Brayden can also act as your wedding MC, giving the day structure without taking it over. He keeps guests informed, introduces the key moments and helps everything move naturally, with the same relaxed approach he brings to the ceremony.
Expect clear communication, proper preparation and no unnecessary fuss. By the time the day arrives, you can simply enjoy it knowing the words, timings and delivery have all been taken care of.
If you want a ceremony that sounds like you, holds the room and feels good to be part of, start with a chat with Brayden.
Brayden is a member of the Association of Independent Celebrants (AOIC) and The Celebrant Guild.
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Meet the team
I’m Brayden Wedd - yes, that really is my surname. I started out marrying couples in Australia and now call North London home.
I’m easygoing, observant and lightly irreverent. I love hearing how people actually got together. The questionable first impressions, the small gestures, and the details one of you remembers rather differently from the other.
I take the responsibility of being your celebrant seriously, but I’m very happy not to be the most serious person in the room. I want you to feel comfortable having a laugh, telling me what you think and being yourselves around me.
By the time your wedding comes around, I want to feel like a familiar face. Guests often assume I’m an old friend. That is sort of the point.