Frequently Asked Questions

A wedding celebrant is a licensed professional who officiates wedding ceremonies and ensures the legal requirements of a marriage ceremony are met. Their role is to work with you to create a personalised ceremony that reflects your love story and values. They will guide you through the legal requirements, help you craft your vows, and lead the ceremony on your wedding day.

 In New Zealand, you need to obtain a marriage license from the Department of Internal Affairs, complete a Notice of Intended Marriage form, and have an authorised marriage celebrant officiate your ceremony. I can assist you with the necessary paperwork and guide you through the legal process. Follow the link to all the details https://www.govt.nz/browse/family-and-whanau/getting-married/how-to-get-married-in-nz/

Absolutely! I will work with you to create a ceremony tailored to your preferences and beliefs. You can customise your vows, choose readings, and include any cultural or religious elements that are meaningful to you. See my pricing page for the options.

Yes, This is your day and you must incorporate whatever cultural and religious elements into ceremonies that are important to you. Whether you want to include traditional rituals, prayers, or blessings, I will work with you and seek any additional advice or support needed to ensure that your ceremony reflects your cultural heritage and beliefs.

The unforeseen can happen and I will always make sure I have a backup celebrant if for any reason I can't make the day.