Lachie on the dance floor

About Lachie

Professional entertainer. Extroverted empath. Organiser of good times.

Lachie in a blue suit with a white rose buttonhole, smiling at a wedding reception

For 25 years I’ve made a living getting people involved. I’ve been:

•  The guy behind the decks

•  The guy with the microphone

•  The guy organising the room

And now, I’m also the guy standing in front of you when something important is happening.

•  I’m fun

•  I’m caring

•  I’m organised

I genuinely love making people happy.

My job is to listen, understand what matters to you and then create an experience around it.

Whether that’s a wedding ceremony, a farewell or a party, I want people to walk away thinking “that was so us”.

I deal in joy.

Why rituals still matter

The moments that change us deserve to be marked.

The sun rising over the ocean between pine trees

Every one of us goes through moments that change us forever:

•  Welcoming a new baby

•  Committing to a partner

•  Celebrating a milestone

•  Saying goodbye to someone we love

These moments can be enormous, and sometimes the emotions are too big to put into ordinary words.

That’s where ceremony comes in.

Rituals give us a way to acknowledge what has happened, share it with the people around us and mark the beginning of something new or the end of something important.

•  A wedding brings private love into the open

•  A farewell gives people a place to remember and grieve together

•  A naming ceremony welcomes a new person into their family and community

The form of these ceremonies may change, but the human need behind them doesn’t.

We need ways to mark the moments that matter.