As soon as you have a date confirmed for your wedding it is a good idea to get the process under way and look at booking your celebrant. It is very important to meet your proposed celebrant to ensure you feel confortable and that you believe they can deliver exactly what you are looking for. As most weddings are on weekends, celebrants do get booked out quite far in advance. 

Yes, I will look after all legal documentation for your wedding. The first step is to complete the Notice of Intended Marriage form. This can be done from one month and one day to 18 months away from the ceremony date. You will need to bring your passport of birth certificate for this part of the process. I will then lodge all relevant documents with the office of births deaths and marriages after the ceremony. This form can only be completed at least 1 month and 1 day out from your proposed wedding date.

Yes a rehearsal is a very good idea. That way we can see the venue together and plan where the ceremony will be taking place and ensure that all people involved in the ceremony are comfortable and know exactly where they will be positioned and what to do on the day.

My ceremonies normally go for about 20 - 30 minutes. This is depending on what ceremony you are after, we can plan this together so the ceremony is exactly the way you want it to be.

Yes I have a great PA system that I use for the ceremonies. We can play the music for the ceremony through my system. It is normally played through a playlist off a phone or tablet. I also have a great quality microphones to ensure the ceremony is conducted in the best possible way.