Hobart Wedding Celebrant

I believe your ceremony should be the best part of the wedding, so I work my behind off to make it unqiue, meaningful, fun, and honest.

The moment you walk down the aisle and become a married couple should be comfortable. People love to tell you it's stressful and awkward. If I'm your celebrant it's not.

I work with your photographers and videographers to make sure that the ceremony records as well as it feels in-person.

I have four packages, but the most popular is where I'm your celebrant and MC at the reception. I'm available to be just your celebrant in a wedding or an elopement package, and also just the paperwork-only in a registry-style wedding.

We need to meet at least once to sign pre-marriage paperwork, but I'm available in-person or on video call for as many meetings as you need to feel confident.

To get married in Tasmania you need to be 18 or over, not related, not currently married, and consenting and willing to marriage. Proof of place and date of birth is needed, along with evidence of former marriages ending.

Australian marriage law requires one month's notice to get married in Tasmania and Australia-wide. As far as booking a celebrant, I recommend booking the right celebrant early, but most couples book nine to 18 months in advance.

Any and all people can marry in Tasmania, regardless of nationality, religion, gender, ciizenship, or visa. You simply must be 18 or over meet the rest of the marriage law requirements.

Visitors to Tasmania often forget about Tasmania's weather, which is to say: bring a jacket. Plus, if you're eloping in the wilderness, consider not wearing heels.