— Jake Smith is a wedding celebrant who works both sides of the aisle: a Christian ceremony with the faith kept in, or a civil one with none of it. Either way the paperwork is the same and he handles it.
— Every Australian marriage needs a Notice of Intended Marriage lodged with the celebrant at least a month before the day, and it is the step couples get wrong or leave too late. NOIM Easy walks you through filling it in and getting it witnessed.
— Elopement is the Australian guide to getting married without the wedding: what the paperwork actually needs, what it costs, where you can legally hold a ceremony for two, and the celebrants and photographers who only do this.
— Registry Weddings lists registry offices, marriage offices and celebrants who run short, legal, paperwork-first ceremonies around Australia, for couples who want the marriage without the production.
— An international register of wedding celebrants filed by destination — Tuscany, Santorini, Bali, the Cotswolds — with what each one charges and where they travel, for when the ceremony is somewhere you do not live.