FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTIONS

Notice is to be given at least 1 month before the wedding.

This can be discussed with the celebrant.

Same sex marriage has been made legal in Australia since 9 December 2017.

Yes. There is no requirement for you to be a citizen and there is no minimum residency period.

Yes. However, you have to check and make arrangements to sign the NOIM in your home country.

Depends on what you want to include in your program when you meet with the celebrant.

Changing your name is not a legal requirement of marriage, however, if you want to change your name, you will need a marriage certificate issued from the Department of Births, Deaths and Marriages.

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

The first meeting is where the Celebrant and couple get to know each other and discuss requirements. The meeting after that is very important for both the celebrant and the couple. Other meetings may be organised depending on the needs and requirements of the couple.

The Celebrant can provide help in writing personalised vows, if required.

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

Click below file to see the Pricing structure, Fees and Refund Policy

That is what modern wedding ceremonies is all about. You can discuss this with the Celebrant.

Yes, there is one rehearsal very close to the ceremony date.

Yes, the Celebrant will talk to you about this at your first meeting.