Step's to getting married

Get in contact with me to discuss a time to meet up

We meet up and have a chat about what you want for your perfect day! (obligation free 😊)

If you are happy and want to choose me as your celebrant, then:

1. You pay a $200 deposit to secure my service (The remaining payment needs to be paid 14 days prior to your ceremony)
2. We get the legal stuff sorted (see “LEGAL”)
3. I'll guide you through what I need to know and find out about you and your love story we want to create in words!
4. I’ll also give you plenty of ideas (including poems, logistics, rituals etc)

We get on to collaborating your perfect personalised ceremony (please contribute as much or as little as you want)

• I will work with you to customise your ceremony with the final draft settled before the day (including logistics etc)

Once we are all finished creating the ceremony, it is time to rehearse! (usually the day before the wedding). This is always a good idea as it will put you at ease.

• At the Wedding Rehearsal we complete a bit more of that ‘legal stuff’ 
• Don't want a rehearsal? No problem-o! We can do the 'legal stuff' on your big day

I will coordinate all your suppliers and start setting up

• I will greet your guests, calm the nerves and play some pre-ceremony music. I’ll guide it ALL so you don’t have to think about a thing (you don’t even have to remember your vows!)

We celebrate your love ceremony and then complete a few more signatures (which I submit to the registry later) and state the vows that are legally outlined by law, according to the Marriage act 1961 (must be said out loud for me and the witnesses to hear)

You celebrate your love; I get on to lodging the legal paperwork and submit your marriage for registration

I'll be in touch within a week or so to hear about your post wedding love and assist you with applying for an official marriage certificate and changing your name if you require

Along with your Certificate of Marriage, I will also present you with you with a few other 'bits and bobs' as a memento