Weddings

Good celebrants book out fast in Australia. In the major capitals, a Saturday slot in the spring and summer season can be gone twelve months or more…

Getting legally married in Australia comes down to one form, one authorised celebrant, and a minimum of one month’s notice. The venue, the dress, and the…

The Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) is the document that makes your wedding date legally real in Australia. Without it lodged with your celebrant at…

The legal window for your Notice of Intended Marriage is narrow at one end and generous at the other. Under section 42 of the Marriage Act 1961 (Cth)…

Two pieces of paper come out of an Australian wedding, and they are not interchangeable.

A registry office wedding in Australia is a civil ceremony conducted at a state or territory Births, Deaths and Marriages (BDM) office, presided over by a…

Wedding vendor contracts protect both you and your vendors, but a standard industry agreement is often written to favor the vendor. Knowing which nine…

The short answer: a DJ suits most couples who want the widest song range, a lower cost, and a compact setup; choose a live band if the energy of live…

Choosing your wedding date comes down to eight factors: season and weather, budget and off-peak pricing, venue availability, vendor availability, guest…

Choosing the right wedding cake size comes down to one practical question: how many servings does each tier produce, and how many tiers do you need to…