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Celebrants are members of the community who have been appointed by the Attorney-General to perform marriage ceremonies that are both legal and which also satisfy individual desires for traditions and rituals meaningful to the people concerned.

Thus marriage celebrants have not only the privilege of performing a marriage ceremony, they can assist the couple to design the wedding ceremony which is unique to their own situation and needs.

While helping couples to compile a wedding ceremony uniquely their own, the celebrant allows the couple to hold the ceremony in whatever wedding venue they choose, and at time significant or convenient for them. S/he will give couples the opportunity to involve friends and relatives in the wedding ceremony should they so desire.  

Not only is a marriage celebrant expected to help couples express their personal vision on their wedding day, they are also expected to recognise the importance of the institution of marriage as a lasting bond, and give the couple the opportunity to know about the educational resources available to them in helping their relationship to grow.

Current fees charged by individual celebrant for performing a civil marriage range from around $400 to $750, depending on individual situations.  

 

Celebrant Books

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65 Naming Certificates

Wedding Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Naming Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Vows Renewal Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Commitment Vows Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Funeral Ceremony Resource Book - Printed and E-Book Version

Wedding Ceremony Planning Checklist - Printed and E-Book Version

House Blessing & Dedication - Printed and E-Book Version

What Every Celebrant Should Know- Printed and E-Book Version

20 Complete Wedding Ceremonies - Printed and E-book Version

24 Complete Ceremonies (8 Renewal of Vows, 8 Naming Ceremonies, 8 Commitment Ceremonies)  - Printed and E-Book Version

600 Readings for Wedding, Baby Naming, Funeral and House Blessing - Printed and E-Book Version

How to be a Profitable Celebrant


Contact Vlady at vlady_celebrant@yahoo.com.au, ring her on (07) 3283 8567 - Mobile: 0415 324 982 or write to her Vlady M Peters, Civil Marriage Celebrant, PO Box 394, Redcliffe. Qld. 4020. Australia.