David Sharpe

5 ( 3 reviews ) · Melbourne

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OVERVIEW

I promise to give you a ceremony that will suit you both and, hopefully, make all your dreams come true for a wonderful future together.

The day belongs to you and your partner, and the Celebrant you choose should be able to tailor the ceremony to your needs, not his or hers.

*Preparation and lodgement of all legal paperwork
*Sample Ceremonies, Vows and Readings to assist you with your choice of Ceremony on the big day
*I will come to your home - saving you the need to travel
*$450 with no more to pay!
*Fully portable PA with an inbuilt CD/USB for your Wedding Music needs
*You are entitled to a rehearsal without incurring an extra fee

Contact me for a chat or email me to receive an idea of my service for your peace of mind and the result will be a wonderful day.

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3 reviews 5 Write a Review

November 2016

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Amazing service provided to both my husband and myself

Dannielle D.

May 2016

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Really good!!

Vince M.

December 2014

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David is very professional yet easy going and provides a fun laid back ceremony

Leah B.

David Sharpe

Thank you Leah for your lovely review, it was an absolute pleasure working with you.

Expert Advice

As a wedding professional, David Sharpe offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.

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How can I incorporate my step-child into the ceremony?

David Sharpe

Taking the Child's Age and Gender into account, there are many ways for you to include this lucky person into your wedding. Here's a few suggestions;

1. Ring Bearer,

2. Flower Girl/Page Boy,

3. Walk the Bride down the isle or walk with the groom (If father),

4. Be a bridesmaid or Groomsman,

5. Read a special poem or reading he/she wrote including giving thanks to either step-parent,

Actually, you can include your step-child into any part of the ceremony you feel comfortable with. Bear in mind the child's Mother and what she may have told the young one what she wants as this could cause a rift in the relationship with the Mother and the Child. I have seen this on a few occassions because of the bitterness that may still exist with the father. No cause for alarm, just be cautious and aware.

We have friends that are getting married after us and have invited us, do we need to invite them too?

They're my fiance's friends, I really don't know them very well at all. I haven't spent any time with them and they don't seem important in his life. He hasn't mentioned inviting them, but it seems like the right thing to do. Our wedding is going to be very limited though, about 60 people with half of those being my family. Not sure if we're obligated to invite them or not.

David Sharpe

Whatever makes you feel comfortable and for future relations, go with your own feelings and don't be influenced by Demi expert remarks.

How do I deal with my bridezilla bridesmaids

My bridesmaids Comprise of my two cousins , my sister and my friend . My friend has been amazing . But this experience has taught me that my family all have a bit of diva inside them . Initially when searching for bridesmaid dresses every choice I chose was rejected . One wanted to be the centre of attention with a dress , one wasn't happy with a certain cut because it wasn't a cut which flattered her and lastly the other one opposed everything because it didn't meet what they liked or wanted . Finally being happy with my choice of dress which everyone likes I've been showing a few friends , to which my cousin has told me to stop showing them ( I thought it was my wedding ? ) . My sister has now abused me because I've decided to let the makeup artist chose which order she lets everyone have their makeup and hair . I've been told I've lost allegiance to my family , but frankly I'm doing it to save argument and to not be the one who gets the blame . Any tips to dealing with this ???

David Sharpe

You said you are doing this to save argument. So, let the Bridesmaids decide their involvement and adornments themselves and make you life bearable and go with the outcome. In the event they cannot agree, go the democratic way and get them to vote and then take ownership of the outcome. Sounds difficult initally but will reap rewards, trust me....