Situated in Manning, WA, celebrant Victoria Wheeler is an exceptional, hard-working professional - she's a fabulous addition to any wedding ceremony. Victoria is young at heart, vibrant, friendly, and oh-so entertaining. Lest we forget to mention she has a cheeky side, is innovative, and is an affably fun and approachable celebrant. You'll just love her warm, calm manner at your ceremony!
Victoria Wheeler is young at heart, highly experienced, vibrant, fun, entertaining, witty, professional and a very approachable celebrant - you will love having this bubbly, hardworking celebrant helping you with your wedding planning journey. This wedding season, celebrant Victoria Wheeler will have been a wedding and marriage celebrant in Perth and surrounds since 2004. And let’s just say liberally, that she is just like an old wine… that keeps getting better and better with age. She still loves her work even after some 1350 ceremonies and retains the passion to provide the best service she can to her couples.
Here’s what you need to know about celebrant Victoria Wheeler:
Victoria Wheeler has been authorised been authorised by the Attorney General’s Office
She is very popular, so best to get in early
She is prompt, efficient and organised, and knows what she is doing
Relaxed and easy going, but ensures, too, that your legal requirements are covered
A great wordsmith who can prepare a wedding ceremony written personally for the couple
She is always well presented and well spoken using a modern PA system
Here’s what else you need to know about working with Victoria Wheeler:
A fee structure that is reasonable and industry standard that won’t break your bank
She is flexible, pragmatic and adaptable to conditions as they prevail.
So that Victoria Wheeler can help you kick start your wedding day off in your own style. Just sit back, relax and allow her to guide you through the most important and special day of your lives.
Victoria Wheeler Celebrant
There is no reason you cannot have a religious style wedding ceremony outside of a church. You may ask a Religious Celebrant, authorised by the Federal Government , if they would be prepared to do that for you, in a park, or venue, ………..though suspect it would be up to their respective faith. There is a difference between them and a Civil Celebrant. If a Religious Celebrant is not keen you may need to link up with a Civil Celebrant, (also authorised by the Federal Government) who has religious faith and is happy to provide that. Not all Civil Celebrants would be too keen if what you are asking for is overly religious. They would probably, as I would, feel a little uncomfortable. I could count on one hand the number of ceremonies where I was happy to say a few religious words during a wedding ceremony that I have presided over.