Inclusivity and Affirming statement
Love is indiscriminate and for every soul in this big wide world.
In my little corner of that world I support and advocate for a better wedding industry where everyone is welcome, celebrated and can feel safe to be their authentic self. I see a lot of couple's now reaching out for specific suppliers who will understand their day, either from the LGBTQIA+ community or those who understand how to plan perhaps a neurodivergent friendly ceremony. If this is you, thanks for stopping by and I can safely say that you are in the right place.
Pronouns aren't a strange concept here. I encourage everyone to share them so they are referred to in the right way. You wouldn't call a cup of tea, a coffee, right?
As an invisible illness sufferer I have a non-judgemental and supportive approach to every ceremony, which extends not only to the couple getting married but to all of their guests. If you have any specific needs during your ceremony, we can prioritise them to make sure that you are as comfy as possible during such a special moment of your day. Need to sit down for the whole ceremony - let's get some chairs and make a comfy area for you to sit. Need a quiet space to decompress throughout your day - let's speak to your venue to make sure this is in place.
You are seen and you are welcome in the haus of Electric Joy.
'My sister has autism and struggles socially, she wanted to be ring bearer but also did not want to commit due to the pressure and stress it would cause her. Rachael was absolutely fantastic with her and reassured us and her that this could be changed at last minute'
Molly - 2025 newlywed
'My wife and I decided to get married very last minute due to rapidly declining health. We had 7 weeks to plan a wedding and no idea where to start. From the very first communication with Rachael we knew that we had made the right decision with her. She made us feel at ease, explaining all aspects
Kerry and Scarlett - 2025 newlyweds
