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As a celebrant for many years, I provide a friendly, relaxed but professional service.

It gives me an enormous amount of pleasure to meet the happy couple, and help them enjoy their special day.

I like to take time with every couple, encourage you to have what you want in your ceremony, as I emphasize it is your big day.

Every wedding is individual and my intention is to make your day day extra special, as a wedding is about people,in particular the bride and groom.

My aim is to provide a happy and relaxed ceremony, with some humour.

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January 2022

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Paul was the first celebrant we contacted for our wedding, He is very friendly and professional, Paul took care of everything and we had nothing to worry about, Paul assisted with some cultural additions with our ceremony and provided a happy, frendly and relaxed enviroment which also included our bulldog as the ring bearer, thank you Paul we highly recommend you Nurani and Darren

Nurani P.

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Travel documents and name changes

Do you need to change the name on your travel documents urgently or can this wait?

Paul Watts Celebrant

No necessity to rush , as you can do when suits you

Can we get married in Australia if we are not citizens?

Hi there, I am wondering if you can help me. Myself and my partner are currently residing in Canberra but we are not Australian citizens, we are English citizens, we are here on two year working visas. We are due to get married back in England in December but in order to make it 'legal' we have been advised that we have to get married officially here first. As we will be here on our own we only want something very small and personal, basically it's just to allow us to get married in the uk. Sorry if I have confused you as I appreciate it's a bit complicated but if you could let me know your thoughts it would be much appreciated xx

Paul Watts Celebrant

yes you can get married in Australia provided you produce all legal documents as required

Bridesmaid drama!

I have a lot of female first cousins that I'm very close to but one in particular that I've chosen to be in my bridal party (along with my two sisters). I know my cousins and aunts will be upset that they/their daughters weren't chosen and I'm worried about hurting people's feelings. I'm announcing the bridesmaids at my engagement party. Do you have any advice?

Paul Watts Celebrant

It is your wedding day and you can choose who you want, just explain cannot have everyone

Dennise S