If you’re enquiring about a ceremony, have a question, or simply want to talk things through, I’d love to hear from you.
Whether you’re just starting to explore ideas or you’re ready to book, you’re very welcome to reach out. No pressure—just a friendly chat to see what feels right.
Heather Jean
Plan a ceremony that feels like you.
A celebrant is legally authorised to officiate wedding ceremonies in Australia. I work closely with you to create a personalised, meaningful ceremony that reflects your values, story, and style. I also handle all the legal paperwork and ensure your marriage is registered with Births, Deaths and Marriages.
Yes, I am a fully registered and authorised marriage celebrant with the Australian Government. This means I can legally solemnise marriages anywhere in Australia.
It’s a good idea to book as early as possible to secure your preferred date. Legally, you must lodge a Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) at least one month before your wedding date and no more than 18 months.
The NOIM is a legal form that must be submitted no less than one month and no more than 18 months before your ceremony. I’ll guide you through completing and lodging it, and I must witness your signatures on the form. You’ll also need to provide original ID and proof of birth documents.
Absolutely! Writing your own vows is a beautiful way to personalise your ceremony. I can provide guidance and examples to help you craft something meaningful. Just remember that legally required wording must also be included in the ceremony.
Yes, there are some legally required words that must be said during the ceremony by both the celebrant and the couple. I’ll ensure this part is included, but you can personalise the rest of your vows and ceremony as much as you like.
Yes, you need two witnesses over the age of 18 to be present at your ceremony. They will sign the marriage certificates on the day.
You’ll need to provide:
I’ll let you know exactly what’s required and help you through the process.