The Gers will run out at Fir Park to take on Hibs in two days’ time as they attempt to retain the Sky Sports Cup and win it for the third season running.
Speaking to the official Rangers website to preview the showpiece clash, the midfielder said: “First cup final for some? Everyone is just so excited for that.
“The likes of the girls who have experienced it know what to expect and know the occasion it can be.
“The girls who have just signed in the summer are really thriving towards that and looking forward to it.
“It's exciting and we have obviously got a little bit of pressure knowing that it’s our cup and we want to retain it but it's a pressure we are looking to thrive on and really take the game to Hibs.
“It is a massive occasion and game for us.
“Both teams have had a good result on Sunday there and we are looking to continue that.
“Our focus is on us and we know the standards that we hold for ourselves and we know the way that we can perform and it's exactly what we are looking for.”
The Scotland international, who has been part of the previous two sides to win the trophy including for the first time in the club’s history back in 2022, is hoping to draw on those occasions to get them over the line once again come Saturday afternoon.
She continued: “It is massive but I think everyone's experience is highly valued within the team and we will all chip together and hopefully get a result on Saturday.
“Credit to us for firstly for winning it twice in a row.
“I think that is a massive achievement in itself, and we aim to win it three times in a row.
“We would be silly to say that is not what we set our target out as at the start of the season.
“It is our cup and we want to retain it and hopefully we can do that on Saturday.”
The 26-year-old has highlighted the derby win in the semi-final as the key result in their run so far, as she spoke of what a victory could do at the weekend as a springboard for the remainder of the campaign.
She added: “Old Firm win? I think that one says a massive amount towards us for our character as well.
“We know how crucial they games are and how hyped up they can get.
“That was a massive moment in our cup run and we are looking to take that same energy into this Hibs game because at the end of the day it is a cup final and we want to play the same way that we did against Celtic our rivals.
“A win for rest of season? That would give us a massive boost, we are already full of confidence.
“The performances are on top just now so a win on Saturday would really give us that little boost and that extra bit of confidence.”