Show Notes
With a background of marketing and communications that started in the hotel industry, Stephanie has over 15 years’ experience of creating, organising and hosting events, writing scripts and delivering speeches of all kinds. This has proved invaluable in designing and writing bespoke weddings, namings and funerals with all the couples and families she works with to create ceremonies just the way they want them.
Music Choice:
Phil Collins - You can't hurry love
Contact details:
07786 268446
@sbeeceremonies
facebook.com/silverbeeceremonies
Visit www.silverbeeceremonies.co.uk to find out more about my ceremonies
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