Bill Stubbs - Civil Celebrant

5 ( 3 reviews ) · Melbourne and surrounds (View Map) · Show Phone

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OVERVIEW

Bill has a warm, caring personality, a wonderful sense of humour, and his open, outgoing manner ensures he interacts comfortably and effectively with people of all ages, walks of life and cultures.

As a Licensed Civil Celebrant Bill Stubbs, assures to:
*Incorporate different cultural beliefs
*Work closely with you
*Create a service that is uniquely yours
*Spend time getting to know you and your needs
*Design your service as an accomplished writer
*Assist you in choosing poems, readings or other special symbols

Give Bill a call to discuss your thoughts and wishes and explore how he can help create your wedding ceremony.

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Big smiles after the Ceremony..

Big smiles after the Ceremony..

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Location

Service Area Melbourne and surrounds

3 reviews 5 Write a Review

May 2025

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Bill was everything we wanted. A charismatic and professional celebrant. Communication has been excellent from the beginning and we just know that along with his lovely wife Gill, we are in safe hands. His experience and calm manner along with his sense of humour are why we chose him.

Sarah F.

August 2022

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Fabulous! Spent the time with us to understand our vision, and was just so great on the day!

Kirsten Z.

March 2019

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Great celebrant. great service

Qing W.

Expert Advice

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Is it rude to give a couple a gift when they have said no gifts?

I really don't feel comfortable not giving them anything... But they said no gifts/wishingwell on the invitation!

Bill Stubbs - Civil Celebrant

Yes. Generally it is rude. However this would depend on the relationship between the invited guest and the marrying couple. Close relatives for example should override such requests. However I do understand some people might feel awkward about accepting and enjoying a reception costing the hosts up to $200.00 per head or more without bringing anything in the form of a gift.

Luna S