Anthony Corriette
ABOUT

I'm Anthony Corriette

An independent celebrant.

I write and lead ceremonies with warmth, care, and attention to what matters most: that it sounds like you, and feels right for the moment.

My Approach

No two lives are the same.

So no ceremony should be either.

I take time to understand your story not just the facts, but the tone, the relationships, and the small details that make it real.

From there, I shape a ceremony that feels natural, grounded, and personal something people can listen to, recognise, and connect with.

What I Bring

A combination of lived experience, professional background, and trained skills.

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Lived Experience

I understand both the weight of loss and the joy of life’s milestones — and how important it is to mark those moments with care. I have written and delivered ceremonies, including eulogies, for people closest to me. That experience stays with me in every ceremony I create.

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Professional Background

I work as a senior corporate governance advisor and am a Fellow of the Chartered Governance Institute. I support boards and senior leaders in complex environments. It’s a role that requires judgement, clarity, and the ability to guide important moments with calm authority.

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Certified Training

I trained with the International College of Professional Celebrants. This formal training complements my natural ability to connect with people and create meaningful moments.

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Performance Skills

Earlier in my career, I trained and worked as an actor. That experience means I am comfortable holding a room and delivering words with clarity and sincerity — without it ever feeling like a performance. My focus is always on the ceremony, and the people at the centre of it.



What Matters

A ceremony should feel like a true reflection of the moment it marks.

When it’s right, it allows people to pause, to connect, and to recognise what matters whether that is love, loss, change, or something in between.



If you’re planning a ceremony or even just starting to think about one we can begin with a conversation.

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