Civil Celebrant Sussex is a new independent civil celebrant

Mark Inscoe smiling at the camera
Credit: Lewis Jordan at themodelcamp

Fresh, charismatic personality Mark Inscoe has entered the expanding network of independent civil celebrants and is looking forward to creating and presenting personalised ceremonies as Civil Celebrant Sussex.

Having enjoyed a long and successful career as an actor, Mark’s background is in musical theatre and has appeared in the original London casts of Sunset Boulevard, Grand Hotel and Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Most recently he portrayed Florenz Ziegfeld in Funny Girl in Paris for five months.

Mark is also a voice-over artist and has been heard narrating various TV documentaries, voicing characters on the BAFTA-winning game Divinity: Original Sin II and was the voice of the E Harmony commercial campaign for three years. In fact, this voice work was a lifesaver throughout Covid lockdowns, but like many, this period of disruption forced a career rethink. Mark was inspired by theatre colleague Alison who moved into the civil ceremony industry about six years ago and having the chance to see her in action brought the realisation that this would be hugely rewarding work.

Alison’s advice was invaluable and led Mark to Civil Ceremonies Ltd where he completed two Level 3 diplomas and has now qualified to create and deliver customised ceremonies for wedding celebrations, renewal of vows and more. “Meeting clients and the writing process and presentation of ceremonies is the perfect work to utilise the skill set and life experience gained over decades of being an actor. Civil celebrancy is a sort of theatre in many ways,” he says.

Mark has lived in Brighton for 20 years, and has been part of its vibrant, diverse and forward-thinking community, which now offers the ideal location to launch his new business. To discover how Mark can put together the perfect wedding ceremony for you, get in touch via www.civilcelebrantsussex.com

You may also be interested in

How to treat the father-of-the-bride this Father's Day

How to treat the father-of-the-bride this Father's Day

Father's Day is the perfect excuse to celebrate the father of the bride. After all, he's been there through the wedding planning, the emotional speeches, the last-minute panics and probably more than a few budget discussions too. Whether the wedding has already happened or it's still to come, Father's Day is a brilliant opportunity to show him just how much he's appreciated. If you're looking to do something a little more exciting than buying another novelty mug or pair of socks, wedding experts The Stag Company share their favourite experiences that can make the day feel extra special.

READ ARTICLE

Say it with chocolate: Tony’s Chocolonely’s personalised wedding bars

Say it with chocolate: Tony’s Chocolonely’s personalised wedding bars

Ethical chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely is helping couples add a personalised touch to their wedding celebrations with its customisable chocolate bars, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional wedding favours. From engagement announcements and bridesmaid proposals to place settings and guest gifts, the brand's personalised bars can be tailored with names, photographs, table plans or bespoke messages, creating a keepsake that guests can enjoy long after the celebrations have ended.

READ ARTICLE

Everything you need to know about faith marriages this wedding season

Everything you need to know about faith marriages this wedding season

Thousands of couples will say their vows this wedding season believing they're legally married, only to discover, when it matters most, that they might not be. Faith marriages are an increasingly complex issue for UK couples, with leading law firm Mills & Reeve seeing a steady rise in clients who discover – often much later – that their wedding does not carry the legal status they assumed. Jane Ingleby, partner at Mills & Reeve, explains why so many marriages fall into a legal grey area, and what couples should check before they walk down the aisle...

READ ARTICLE

Tern and The Basement celebrate Worthing Fringe Festival 2026 with immersive dining, wine experiences and creative community projects

Tern and The Basement celebrate Worthing Fringe Festival 2026 with immersive dining, wine experiences and creative community projects

Throughout June, Worthing comes alive as Tern and The Basement present a curated programme for Worthing Fringe Festival 2026. Across the town, a series of events celebrates Sussex food, drink and creativity through immersive dining, collaborations and community-led projects. Highlights include 30 Days of Worthing by Sophie Harvey, inviting locals to document everyday life across the town, and Fringe Feast, a month-long showcase of Sussex producers including Slake Distillery, Knepp Wilding Kitchen, Merakai Brewery, Titch Hill Estate and The Bee Butler. Two one-night-only events also feature: FOR THE RECORD on 4th June with curated vinyl dining and a five-course menu by Johnny Stanford at Tern, and Cellar Door on 25th June hosted by Radu Iosif celebrating English Wine Week.

READ ARTICLE

Subscribe to Your Sussex Wedding Magazine for free

VISIT SITE

Follow Your Sussex Wedding Magazine on YouTube

VISIT SITE

Follow Your Sussex Wedding Magazine on Facebook

VISIT SITE

Follow Your Sussex Wedding Magazine on Instagram

VISIT SITE