Your Wedding day is one of the most important days of your lives. Your choice of a professional celebrant is one of the most important decisions you will need to make for your special day. It is also important to choose the style of ceremony which you feel will reflect your ideals and philosophies of how you would like your marriage to start and continue.

I can provide a personalised service, which can encompass both legal requirements, and your own personal and romantic desires.

Legal Requirements:
To be legally married in Australia you must be consenting adults 18 years or over. By law, you must lodge your "Notice of Intention to Marry" form with your celebrant one full calander month prior to the date of your wedding. It is my role to guide you through these formalities.

I am a competent and experienced Master of Ceremonies (MC). For your wedding or other special occasion to be a success, an experienced MC is a necessity.

I am also available to officiate at funeral services. I conduct funeral services at Crematorium Chapels and at burial sites. I have also officiated at memorial services including your family gatherings to remember your loved ones.
The cost of these services will be according to the chosen location for the services and attendance timing.

Baby naming ceremonies are a personalised way of welcoming your baby into the world and your community..   This can be a spiritual occasion, but does not need to have any religous content. I would be happy to work with you as parents to make this day special for you and your family.

You will be presented with a certificate of naming for your family to keep.

I can provide a personal and special ceremony for you and your partner to declare your commitment to each other, in the presence of your friends and family.

As with the services I provide for wedding ceremonies, I can assist with writing of vows, and other material for the order of service to cement your relationship. Alternatively, if you would like to write your own, I can assist.

Whilst this ceremony does not have legal status in Australia, it is an important step for you and your partner, and will be treated with seriousness, respect and sensitivity.

You will be presented with a certificate of commitment at the conclusion of the ceremony.