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Your Day. Your Way. Relaxed, fun-loving and easy-going, I truly believe you deserve everything you always dreamt of. It's your day, have it your way!
My name is Susan Harmon and I am a fully registered Civil Marriage Celebrant and Justice of the Peace.
I am relaxed, fun-loving and easy-going, I truly believe you deserve everything you've always dreamt of.
I am highly experienced and professional, having performed hundreds of ceremonies in my home town of Sydney since I became a celebrant in 2007.
I chose - Your day. Your way. - as my motto because wedding planning can be hard and it easy to be persuaded into settling for something other than exactly what you both want. Small and intimate, or large as life - the choice is yours. I will do my very best to make your ceremony everything you want it to be.
My pricing structure is very reasonable and my wedding package is all inclusive with no hidden costs.
Please send me a message if you'd like to chat some more about your big day.
- Susan
About
Hi, Susan here, just want to tell you a little about myself, I am semi retired and live in the beautiful Northern Rivers of NSW. I have been a Celebrant for 12 years with many ceremonies under my belt. I believe in giving my couples the best ceremony I can give at the best price in town, so please give me a call and lets see if we an connect.
Mrs Susan Harmon
Owner/ operator
FAQ
Absolutely. bank transfer seems to be the best way and I am happy to give you details so you can make your payments
NO. My one fee covers all that I do for you there are no extra or hidden costs to you. Whether you have 20 or 200 guests I do the same amount of paperwork, and my fee includes all travel on my part, a rehearsal, your ceremony and your Marriage Registration certificate.
NO, a common question . This is an American requirement. In Australia your celebrant is the person who prepairs your legal documents and registers your marriage. So its important you are sure your celebrant knows what they are doing and explains all legal requirements to you both.
As long as they are over 18, yes for sure. As long as they are there for the full ceremony, anyone can witness a ceremony as long as they see and hear the whole ceremony.
Most important is to get your celebrant and venue booked. Then meet with your celebrant and they should be able to guide you a little, remembrer the celebrant is not a wedding planner but should be able to help you. Regarding your ceremony the celebrant will help you with vows if thats worrying you. Most important thing to remember is only book people and things you feel comfortable with, do not be forced into anything.
Its your right to speak to as many celebrants as your like. Good Luck
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Susan Celebrations offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceCan I request my celebrant to wear a certain colour or outfit?
I've seen some awful clashing outfits and celebrants in white etc... is it rude to ask them to wear a particular colour or style? I don't know if I'm taking it way too far haha. But I want everything to look good! It is my wedding day, after all :)
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.
Susan Celebrations
Just out of good faith I would invite them if you are going to their wedding.
Do celebrants come with marriage documents and how early can I file them after the wedding?
I was wondering if marriage celebrants usually come with their own marriage documents included in their package? Also, is there a timeframe of when I should file my marriage documents after the wedding? How early is too early/how long can I wait? Thanks!
Susan Celebrations
Hi, Trust in your celebrant they will supply all paperwork, if you are not sure about something ask them. Paperwork is not your worry that's what you pay your celebrant for.
Good luck and much happiness...
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Absolutely. I always ask about the colours being worn to make sure I am not in the same colour. Your celebrant should fad into the background. I try to blend in with the guys.