Marriage Ceremony

For a marriage ceremony to be legally binding, there are essentially 3 requirements on the day:

1. The Marriage Celebrant must state their legal authority to perform marriages and must state the definition of marriage according to law in Australia.
2. The couples must exchange vows – these include a specific statement as well as their own vows if they so wish.
3. The couple sign the certificates ( with two witnesses )and the marriage register

Other aspects, such as rituals, symbolism, exchange of rings, readings and music are the couple’s choosing.

I am committed to ensuring the unique requests of every couple are honoured and acknowledged  – their values, style , cultural traditions.

Each wedding ceremony is unique to the couple -that is my promise.

In the video below I share my vision, and my promises to you, for a beautiful wedding ceremony

I have performed many and varied ceremonies from 6 people to 300.

 Wedding of mixed heritages

same sex wedding celebration

Locations include parks , boats , Sydney Opera House and homes in Sydney and surrounds.

I have celebrated the marriages of couples who bring Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish and Christian heritages to the celebration.

Locations include parks , boats , Sydney Opera House and homes in Sydney and surrounds.

Many years of experience in the wedding industry provides you with helpful advice in planning your wedding.

To assist with your wedding planning, here is a checklist for your ceremony: