For modern, personal and unique ceremonies contact me to talk about what you would like for your dream day!
It's important to me that your wedding day is a day that will be remembered by you and your guests as something wonderful.
It's my job as your celebrant to do exactly that. The weddings I create are like no one else's, they are all tailored to each couple. I love the quirky and offbeat, I believe that Love is Love no matter who your are.
I love finding out about family or cultural traditions in ceremonies and incorporating them. I love adding your idiosyncrasies to your story. I can give you that laid back relaxed ceremony but still make it personal and intimate.
Understanding the hectic lifestyle of today's couples and families, as a part of her service, I will come to you for our first obligation free meeting, at a time arranged to suite you, including evenings and weekends. Call me anytime for a chat. It's that simple.
From there we can arrange a meeting and start creating something special. I can't wait to hear your story.
About
I love being a Celebrant. I love people. I love hearing their stories. I love that everyone is different and has their own distinctive character. I to have my own unique story . I am married with 2 children. Music is my true love. I lean toward the heavy side of music and go to as many live bands as I can. I love sci-fi and horror. I love comics and pop culture. And I love adventure. But most of all, I am me and I am unique. As Dr Seuss said "Why fit in, when you were born to stand out".
Tracey Moyle
Business Owner
Tracey Moyle Ceremonies & Celebrations
There are three documents to sign on your wedding day. One is a certificate of marriage which is registered with Births Deaths Marriages in your state, the second is a certificate of Marriage kept by the celebrant for their records and the third is a Marriage Certificate which is kept by the couple on the day. This Marriage Certificate is a legal document and cannot be replaced. However it can't be used to officially change your name with institutions such as banks or main roads department. You must apply for a copy of your Registered Marriage Certificate (similar to a birth certificate) from the Births Deaths Marriages Registry in the state which your ceremony was performed. This is certification that your marriage has been registered by the celebrant. You can apply to have a 'Commemorative Certificate' sent along with the offical certificate.