Celebrate Our Lives

Helen Pearce


Let’s Celebrate Our Lives:

Life is such a gift,Life is so precious,So let’sCommiserate and Bless,Appreciate and Acknowledge,Just what is important at this moment in time.

How can I help ...

This "job" is my life. I am a Commonwealth Registered Marriage Celebrant, but I do so much more than just weddings...I am a Celebrant for Families.
I have so many ideas and so much information to design and deliver meaningful and personalised ceremonies :
Funerals and Memorial ServicesA Blessing Way (Baby Showers) Gender Reveal Baby NamingRenewal of VowsCeremonies of Commitment Anniversary CelebrationsBirthday Celebrations (such as Coming of Age)Celebrations of Life CeremoniesMaster of Ceremonies (MC)Engagement CelebrationsSignificant Life Event CelebrationsEven … Divorce or Separation CelebrationsAnd ... Pre-Funeral Ceremony Planning
Please feel free to contact me to arrange for an obligation free quote and a chat.You can contact me via phone, email, FaceBook and of course, in person.I look forward to hearing from you, to help you create a treasured and memorable ceremony.
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As a Commonwealth Registered Marriage Celebrant ...
I Solemnise marriages under the Marriage Act 1961 and Marriage Regulations 1963.
I Conduct myself in accordance with the Code of practice for marriage celebrants.
I Comply with my ongoing professional development obligations.
Under Australian law, only an authorised celebrant can legally solemnise marriages within Australia.I have been granted registration (and it is maintained) by the Attorney-General’s Department.
Attorney-General's Department Information
The Marriage Law and Celebrants Section within the Attorney-General's Department provides information and advice to marrying couples.
 A link to the Attorney-General's Department Website:
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Getting Married in Australia
To be legally married in Australia, either party must:
  • not be married to someone else
  • not be marrying a parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, brother or sister
  • be at least eighteen years old, unless a court has approved a marriage where one party is aged between sixteen and eighteen years old
  • understand what marriage means and freely consent
  • use specific words during the ceremony
  • give written notice of their intention to marry to their authorised celebrant, within the required time frame.
You don't have to be an Australian citizen or a permanent resident of Australia to legally marry here. You can find marriage visa information on the Department of Immigration and Border Protection website, if you hope to live in Australia after your marriage.

Now offering Party Hire

For any ceremony ...
I keep an updated list with photos and prices on my FaceBook Page. Feel free to have a look...
Check out my FaceBook Page
Adding more all time!!!

Get in touch

Celebrate Our LivesHelen Pearce
Address
11 McLennan StreetCOLAC Victoria 3250
Phone
0432 306 186