Wedding Celebrant Melbourne – 20 FAQ’s You Should Ask
All registered wedding celebrant Melbourne must have successfully completed a Certificate 1V in Celebrancy.
This will vary from celebrant to celebrant and can be a comforting factor when knowing you are dealing with someone who has a wealth of experience behind them.
How many weddings have they performed? Once again, will vary from celebrant to celebrant and can give a sense of security knowing that the celebrant has probably encountered a wide variety of situations and relationships.
Generally a Booking and Lodgement Fee is payable in order to secure the date for your wedding. Celebrants vary with their pricing policy, but most will require payment at least 2 weeks prior to the ceremony if not earlier.
8. How do you personalise the ceremony? This is possibly the best part of having an experienced professional celebrant – storytelling is our passion. We get to know you and then create your love story which you get to vet. We also include music, poems, readings, rituals, etc that reflect your personalities, culture, traditions, quirks and idiosyncrasies!
I usually arrive about an hour before to set up my gear and check that everything is as we discussed at the rehearsal. That gives me plenty of time to liaise with the venue coordinator, photographer, videographers, and/or musicians. Plus I can keep an eye on the groom/bride in case they need a bit of TLC before their fiancé arrives!!
I try to only ever book one wedding per day as I put my heart and soul into it so one is more than enough.
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