Fiona Cock

Fiona has had diverse roles in both public and private educational sectors with a particular focus on alternative pedagogy. Life and its creative diversity now include owner building, consulting, mentoring and coaching, setting up a not-for-profit funeral company, paddling in the Murray Marathon, mother and partner.

Why I'm a celebrant: Being a civil celebrant allows me to channel my passion and creativity into crafting unique ceremonies that celebrate love. I cherish the opportunity to build personal relationships with couples and their families, understanding their stories and values. It's incredibly fulfilling to witness and facilitate the union of two people in a loving and committed relationship. I thrive on the creative expression that celebrancy offers, from writing personalised vows to incorporating cultural and meaningful rituals.
Being a civil celebrant allows me to embrace diversity and honour cultural traditions. It's a profession that creates a lifelong journey, reminding couples of the love and commitment they shared on their wedding day.

Treasured memories: Weddings hold a special place in my heart, as they are occasions that create treasured memories. They radiate joy and love, happiness and emotional connections shared by loved ones. The intimacy and delicacies leave lasting impressions. Wedding celebrations remind me of the power of human connection, the beauty of relationships, and the importance of cherishing every moment.