Maddy & Cameron's Daylesford elopement
A True Two-Person Elopement in Daylesford with Cameron & Maddy
Faith-centered ceremonies across Tasmania
From the Huon Valley to the Derwent Valley, Hobart to Cradle Mountain, I create meaningful Christian ceremonies. I'm Josh Withers, and I specialize in ceremonies that honor your faith while celebrating your unique love story!
For weddings within Tasmania, travel expenses covered within two hours of Hobart
Simple Christian ceremony
Complete Christian celebration
Ceremony and Reception MC
Creating meaningful celebrations of love and faith
Your ceremony will be grounded in Scripture and Christian traditions while remaining personal and engaging for all guests.
As an independent Christian celebrant, I offer the flexibility to create a ceremony that honors your faith while reflecting your unique journey together.
I work with your photographers to ensure your ceremony is captured beautifully, creating lasting memories of your sacred celebration.
From traditional Christian ceremonies to contemporary services that blend faith elements with personal touches, I'll help craft the perfect celebration.
I offer faith-based pre-marriage guidance to help build a strong foundation for your journey together.
To marry in Tasmania, you need to be 18 or over, not related, not currently married, and willing to marry. I'll guide you through all legal requirements while honoring your faith.
Marriage law requires one month's notice, but I recommend booking 9-18 months ahead to ensure we have time to create your perfect Christian ceremony.
Anyone can marry in Tasmania who meets the legal requirements, and I create ceremonies that honor your faith while welcoming all.
Tasmania's weather can be unpredictable, so we'll always plan for a backup option to ensure your ceremony remains sacred and comfortable.
While I don't perform ceremonies inside churches, the cathedral grounds offer beautiful outdoor ceremony locations with a sacred backdrop.
The Huon Valley's historic church properties offer beautiful gardens and grounds perfect for Christian ceremonies.
The small chapel near Kunanyi/Mount Wellington provides a intimate setting for faith-centered ceremonies.
Richmond's historic Christian sites provide beautiful backdrops for ceremonies that honor both faith and heritage.
A beautiful chapel setting perfect for intimate Christian ceremonies.
Create a sacred space by the water at venues like Peppermint Bay or Stewarts Bay Lodge.
Many of Tasmania's historic properties offer beautiful chapel settings and gardens.
The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens provide a perfect setting for ceremonies that celebrate God's creation.
"Josh created a ceremony that perfectly balanced our Christian faith with a welcoming atmosphere for all our guests. His understanding of Scripture and ability to weave it meaningfully into our ceremony made it especially touching. The way he incorporated our favorite Bible verses while keeping everyone engaged was exactly what we wanted."
Sarah and Michael
from Sandy Bay
"As a couple wanting a Christian ceremony outside of a traditional church setting, Josh was the perfect choice. He helped us create a meaningful service that honored God while celebrating our love story in a way that resonated with all our guests. His pre-marriage guidance was also invaluable."
Thomas and Grace
from Kingston
"Josh created a beautiful ceremony that perfectly reflected our faith while being inclusive and engaging for all our guests. His ability to blend traditional Christian elements with our personal story made the ceremony truly special. Even with Tasmania's unpredictable weather, he kept everyone focused on the sacred nature of the occasion."
Rebecca and David
from Battery Point
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