Resources

Plain-English guide to getting married in Australia: the NOIM, authorised celebrants, legal vows, witnesses, certificates and current legal steps.

Australian marriage law requires your celebrant to meet each of you separately and in person. Here is what the meeting means, what to expect, and why I opposed making it compulsory.

How to become an authorised marriage celebrant in Australia: qualifications, registration, costs, professional development and what the job requires.

When couples see the price of a celebrant, the first reaction is often, “Wait, why does it cost so much for someone to talk for 20 minutes?”

Getting married in Sydney? One of the first questions couples ask is, “How much does a marriage celebrant cost?” It’s a fair question, especially when Sydney is one of Australia’s most expensive places to get married.

If you’re planning a wedding in Tasmania, you’re probably wondering how much a marriage celebrant costs—and what you actually get for that fee.

When you’re planning a wedding in Melbourne, the question of “How much does a marriage celebrant cost?” comes up pretty quickly. And fair enough.

Thinking about becoming a wedding officiant in Ontario? The Togetherness Collective offers a simple, supportive pathway to help you get registered.

Real guide to getting married in Betoota, QLD: travel, stays, vendors, legal steps, French Quarter chic or rustic hinterland vibes, with local celebrant Josh.

Get married in Eagleby, SE QLD, with river views, easy M1 access, and Jake Smith, the top celebrant for a warm, relaxed, unforgettable day.