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When I got married a few years ago I found it hard to find a young celebrant, who understood what we wanted, listened, got it, and performed the wedding the way we wanted.... So I decided to become one! And I just love it to bits!
I don't have a template folder of about 5 or so ceremonies for you to choose from. I write every ceremony just for you, just the way you want it. Never dull or boring.... Do you want humour? I can do that... Do you want romantic? I can do that as well. Want a bit of both and something unique? Perfect!
The stuff the lawyer says you need to know....
The Celebrant agrees:
To attend and conduct the ceremony, at the agreed time, date and place.
To comply with all legal requirements of the Celebrant including in the case of marriage ceremonies, lodgement of documents in the prescribed form and within the prescribed time
Attend arranged meetings and rehearsals at the agreed time date and place
If the Celebrant is unable to conduct the ceremony for any reason, the parties will be advised as soon as practicable and all reasonable efforts will be made by the Celebrant to arrange for the ceremony to be completed by another authorised marriage celebrant.
If the Celebrant is unable to perform the marriage ceremony to the above parties
(a) Refund to the parties in accordance with refund policy; and
(b) If relevant, pass the Notice of Intended Marriage to the replacement marriage celebrant, in a timely and appropriate manner.
The Parties agree:
To pay the Celebrant’s fee in accordance with the invoice provided, namely Celebrate with Kate – Kate Tyler - Webber
(c) Booking fee of 50% of the total fee at time of confirmed booking. This booking fee is non refundable.
(d) The remaining balance in clear funds by direct deposit to Celebrant’s nominated bank account no later than one month prior to the day of the ceremony; or
(e) Alternative method as agreed in writing with the Celebrant; and
(f) Acknowledge that if full payment... show more has not been made to the Celebrant in accordance with these terms then the Celebrant will not attend the ceremony.
(g) That the refund of any paid fee is at the discretion of the Celebrant.
In the case of a marriage ceremony, to provide the Celebrant with all original documentation requested no later than 48 hours prior to the wedding day, including any accredited translation documentation requested by the Celebrant.
Unless other arrangements have been agreed upon by both parties and recorded in writing or electronic messages, if the Parties fail to provide all documentation requested to the Celebrant no later than 48 hours prior to the day of the ceremony, the Celebrant reserves the right to not proceed with preparations for the ceremony and not officiate at the ceremony.
To advise the Celebrant immediately in writing of any change to the time, date or place of the ceremony. The Celebrant reserves the right to terminate the agreement and retain the booking fee should she be unable to conduct the ceremony due to the change. If the ceremony is to be changed to the alternative venue due to inclement weather, then one of the Parties is to inform the Celebrant personally by telephone/ SMS by a time nominated previously by the Celebrant to ensure the Celebrant has sufficient time to travel to the alternative venue.
Notice of cancellation of ceremony must be given to the Celebrant in writing, and the Celebrant reserves the right to retain the booking fee and other amounts paid.
That the celebrant reserves the right to leave the place of the ceremony 20 minutes after the agreed start time if one or both parties have not arrived or the ceremony cannot proceed for any reason outside the Celebrant’s control.
That in the event of the above occurrence, the Parties will liaise with the Celebrant to mutually agree on a later time and place for the Celebrant to solemnise the marriage for an extra fee, payable in advance.
The parties undertake to provide the Celebrant with accurate information, and acknowledge that any false statement or declaration may render them liable to prosecution penalties for which may include imprisonment.
The Parties undertake to advise the Celebrant as soon as practicable if either of them is taking prescribed medication or non prescribed substances which may change their demeanour at the time of the ceremony.
The parties acknowledge that they are not to arrive at the ceremony appearing to be inebriated or under the influence of any other substance. The Celebrant reserves the right not to proceed with any ceremony where any of the parties to the ceremony, including nominated witnesses in the case of a marriage, appear to be inebriated or under the influence of any other substance. Judgement as to inebriation or the Parties being under the influence of alcohol or any other substance is at the Celebrant’s sole judgement;
If the ceremony is a marriage, two official witnesses must be aged 18 or over and, in the sole judgement of the Celebrant, not under the influence of alcohol or any other substance. If in the opinion of the Celebrant a proposed witness is not capable of being an official witness to the marriage, an alternative official witnesses must be used.
The Parties acknowledge that the use of the Celebrant’s PA system is subject to favourable weather conditions and will not be used in any circumstances where the PA unit may be exposed to harm, either by persons or the elements. Judgement to be at the Celebrant’s sole discretion.
Where the Celebrant’s PA system is used, the Celebrant undertakes to use his/her best endeavours to ensure that the PA is fully charged, functional and tested prior to the ceremony, however the Parties acknowledged that inanimate equipment may malfunction from time to time and should the PA fail at any time prior, during, or after the ceremony, the Celebrant will not be held responsible.
The Parties agree that if the ceremony is delayed through no fault of the Celebrant which results in the Celebrant incurring extra charges such as parking fees, the Parties will pay the Celebrant’s further costs.
The Parties acknowledge that the Celebrant has explained, and they understand, the legal requirements for entering into a marriage, and that they agree to comply with their obligations as requested by the Celebrant.
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I don't have a template folder of about 5 or so ceremonies for you to choose from. I write every ceremony just for you, just the way you want it. Never dull or boring.... Do you want humour? I can do that... Do you want romantic? I can do that as well. Want a bit of both and something unique? Perfect!
The stuff the lawyer says you need to know....
The Celebrant agrees:
To attend and conduct the ceremony, at the agreed time, date and place.
To comply with all legal requirements of the Celebrant including in the case of marriage ceremonies, lodgement of documents in the prescribed form and within the prescribed time
Attend arranged meetings and rehearsals at the agreed time date and place
If the Celebrant is unable to conduct the ceremony for any reason, the parties will be advised as soon as practicable and all reasonable efforts will be made by the Celebrant to arrange for the ceremony to be completed by another authorised marriage celebrant.
If the Celebrant is unable to perform the marriage ceremony to the above parties
(a) Refund to the parties in accordance with refund policy; and
(b) If relevant, pass the Notice of Intended Marriage to the replacement marriage celebrant, in a timely and appropriate manner.
The Parties agree:
To pay the Celebrant’s fee in accordance with the invoice provided, namely Celebrate with Kate – Kate Tyler - Webber
(c) Booking fee of 50% of the total fee at time of confirmed booking. This booking fee is non refundable.
(d) The remaining balance in clear funds by direct deposit to Celebrant’s nominated bank account no later than one month prior to the day of the ceremony; or
(e) Alternative method as agreed in writing with the Celebrant; and
(f) Acknowledge that if full payment... show more has not been made to the Celebrant in accordance with these terms then the Celebrant will not attend the ceremony.
(g) That the refund of any paid fee is at the discretion of the Celebrant.
In the case of a marriage ceremony, to provide the Celebrant with all original documentation requested no later than 48 hours prior to the wedding day, including any accredited translation documentation requested by the Celebrant.
Unless other arrangements have been agreed upon by both parties and recorded in writing or electronic messages, if the Parties fail to provide all documentation requested to the Celebrant no later than 48 hours prior to the day of the ceremony, the Celebrant reserves the right to not proceed with preparations for the ceremony and not officiate at the ceremony.
To advise the Celebrant immediately in writing of any change to the time, date or place of the ceremony. The Celebrant reserves the right to terminate the agreement and retain the booking fee should she be unable to conduct the ceremony due to the change. If the ceremony is to be changed to the alternative venue due to inclement weather, then one of the Parties is to inform the Celebrant personally by telephone/ SMS by a time nominated previously by the Celebrant to ensure the Celebrant has sufficient time to travel to the alternative venue.
Notice of cancellation of ceremony must be given to the Celebrant in writing, and the Celebrant reserves the right to retain the booking fee and other amounts paid.
That the celebrant reserves the right to leave the place of the ceremony 20 minutes after the agreed start time if one or both parties have not arrived or the ceremony cannot proceed for any reason outside the Celebrant’s control.
That in the event of the above occurrence, the Parties will liaise with the Celebrant to mutually agree on a later time and place for the Celebrant to solemnise the marriage for an extra fee, payable in advance.
The parties undertake to provide the Celebrant with accurate information, and acknowledge that any false statement or declaration may render them liable to prosecution penalties for which may include imprisonment.
The Parties undertake to advise the Celebrant as soon as practicable if either of them is taking prescribed medication or non prescribed substances which may change their demeanour at the time of the ceremony.
The parties acknowledge that they are not to arrive at the ceremony appearing to be inebriated or under the influence of any other substance. The Celebrant reserves the right not to proceed with any ceremony where any of the parties to the ceremony, including nominated witnesses in the case of a marriage, appear to be inebriated or under the influence of any other substance. Judgement as to inebriation or the Parties being under the influence of alcohol or any other substance is at the Celebrant’s sole judgement;
If the ceremony is a marriage, two official witnesses must be aged 18 or over and, in the sole judgement of the Celebrant, not under the influence of alcohol or any other substance. If in the opinion of the Celebrant a proposed witness is not capable of being an official witness to the marriage, an alternative official witnesses must be used.
The Parties acknowledge that the use of the Celebrant’s PA system is subject to favourable weather conditions and will not be used in any circumstances where the PA unit may be exposed to harm, either by persons or the elements. Judgement to be at the Celebrant’s sole discretion.
Where the Celebrant’s PA system is used, the Celebrant undertakes to use his/her best endeavours to ensure that the PA is fully charged, functional and tested prior to the ceremony, however the Parties acknowledged that inanimate equipment may malfunction from time to time and should the PA fail at any time prior, during, or after the ceremony, the Celebrant will not be held responsible.
The Parties agree that if the ceremony is delayed through no fault of the Celebrant which results in the Celebrant incurring extra charges such as parking fees, the Parties will pay the Celebrant’s further costs.
The Parties acknowledge that the Celebrant has explained, and they understand, the legal requirements for entering into a marriage, and that they agree to comply with their obligations as requested by the Celebrant.
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24 recommendations and reviews from 14 people
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Referral from
March 20, 2018
Corinne R. asked:Needing a female celebrant for 27th October 2018 on the central coast Any recommendations please TIAJo H. replied:https://www.facebook.com/CelebrateWithKate/Shae P. replied:Celebrate with kate !
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Referral from
August 18, 2016
Toni K. asked:Hi I am looking for a celebrant. We are getting married in 2018 at shelly beach golf club. Please pm me with prices or names of celebrants. Thank you.Kate T. replied:Hi Toni, I'm a young celebrant and little different to most - I write personal ceremonies that are about my couples, light, fun with a few laughs and some awww moments. Please check out my page for reviews or to PM if you would like some info. Happy planning!!! Facebook.com/CelebratewithKateMichael W. replied:Celebrate with KateNicole T. replied:Hi Toni, you have some amazing recommendations here, you cannot go wrong. I highly recommend Sharon Janine Way from A Memorable Ceremony, Kate Tyler-Webber from Celebrate with Kate and the lovely Peter Hurley.
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June 20, 2016
Julie N. asked:I live interstate and am getting married at The Entrance. How did people find their photographers and celebrant? Does anyone have any recommendations?Kate T. replied:Hi Julie, I'm a young, relevant and vibrant Central coast celebrant and would love to help you if I'm available. Please check out my page for reviews and to PM me for a quote. Facebook.com/CelebratewithKateRenée D. replied:Kate@Celebrate with Kate for celebrant recommendation
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April 30, 2016
Natalie G. asked:Hi every one I'm after recommendations for a celebrant on the central coast for a wedding in February next year. We are looking for a very easy going laid back person. We are not religious so not looking for a traditional service. Any recommendations will be great TiaKate T. replied:Hi Natalie, congratulations! I'm a young Central Coast celebrant and would love to help you. Please check out my page for reviews from past brides and grooms and to PM me for any information. Happy planning! Facebook.com/CelebratewithKateRhiannon R. replied:I 100% recommend celebrate with Kate!!!!
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April 19, 2016
Riley M. asked:Hi guys, can anyone recommend a celebrant that may be available in October, unfortunately the celebrant we were going to meet has been booked and paid for :( thank youMargaret C. replied:https://m.facebook.com/CelebrateWithKate/
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March 10, 2016
Channelle R. asked:Hi can anyone recommend a cheap celebrant. My wedding is at curzon hall and for the 6th January 2017Brad T. replied:facebook.com/celebratewithkateEmma H. replied:Celebrate with Kate is amazing.
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Referral from
March 1, 2016
Maddi H. asked:Looking for a celebrant if anyone can recommend one :) Thank youKate T. replied:Hi Maddi, I'm a young central coast celebrant and would love to help you if I'm available. I write personally written ceremonies about my couples. Never, dull, boring or stuffy! A few awwww moments, along with a few giggles. Please contact me for more info via my business page. Facebook.com/CelebratewithKateMichael W. replied:Celebrate with Kate Tyler-Webber - very good celebrant
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Referral from
January 27, 2016
Paula D. asked:HI ALL Was asked if you could post an anonymous on diy weddings page for a bride to be My partner and my self are planning a suprise wedding! We are gathering everyone for an "engagement party" putting them on a bus and heading out to the location where they will find my partner and the celebrant! Does anyone have any cool ideas or been to something similar and have any advice? Thank you ☺️Kate T. replied:I love this!!! I have done many surprise weddings. I'd love to help you. Please check out... Facebook.com/CelebratewithKate
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Referral from
November 23, 2015
Aleesha K. asked:Does anyone have my recommendations for a celebrant? we are looking for someone laid back and who will make the ceremony enjoyableKate T. replied:Thank you everyone for the recommendations! Hi Aleesha, I'm young celebrant and would love to help you! As mentioned I write personally written ceremony. There are never 2 the same. Please check out my page for reviews and if you would like more info. Facebook.com/CelebratewithKateHayleigh S. replied:Celebrate With Kate. She is ours for next year, you get to have the ceremony your way :)Kristy-lee N. replied:Celebrate with kateRhiannon R. replied:Celebrate with Kate
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Referral from
August 24, 2014
Jennifer M. asked:Looking for celebrant and photographer for wedding next year.
Shelley W. replied:https://www.facebook.com/CelebrateWithKate Is such a lovely young vibrant lady that goes out of her way to make your day extra special. Highly recommend her
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February 8, 2017
Nikita L. asked:celebrant $1 - Singleton, New South Wales Hi, I'm looking for recommendations for wedding celebrant around the Swansea area... someone whose bubbly would be great. Cheers :)Kate T. replied:Hi Nikita, Congratulations! Very exciting time. Im a young, relevant and vibrant celebrant. I write bespoke style ceremonies, so you never have a ceremony the same as anyone else. They are never boring, stuffy or dull! I was voted winner of the brides choice awards last year. Please feel free to check out my business page, have a look at the reviews and if you would like further info please just PM me. Happy planning! Facebook.com/CelebratewithKate
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Referral from
November 30, 2016
Sarah M. asked:Looking for celebrant FREE - Hunter Valley Hi there! Im looking for a wedding celebrant, i know there are some where you can get someone else to do the talking and the celebrant do the legal requirements, are there any on here? I currently live in Perth but am getting marries at celler restaurantKate T. replied:Hi Sarah, I'm young, experienced celebrant and have done many wedding just like you are taking about. Please check out my page for reviews and to PM me for further info. Facebook.com/CelebratewithKate
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Referral from
April 1, 2016
Ashleigh L. asked:Hey guys. Looking for a photographer and celebrant for our wedding in November. Would love your recommendations. ThanksKate T. replied:Hi Ashleigh, I'm a young local celebrant and would love to help you if im available. I have a awesome package deal with an amazing photographer also. Please check out my page for reviews, and PM me there for more info. Happy planning! Facebook.com/CelebratewithKate
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Referral from
May 22, 2016
Candice B. asked:Looking for the following for a wedding in December 2016 in south west sydneyonly for ceremony. DETAILS: Friday 2nd, Saturday 3rd or Monday 5th December 2016, location: Chipping norton/Liverpool Sydney - celebrant - decorator (arbour, drapping etc) set up n pack down - photographer/videographer - rings - flowers (teardrop. Toss. 2x wands. Buttonhole) - siging pen - bridal jewellery ( necklace. Bracelet. Arm band. Headpiece) - suit - 2x flower girl dress n acessories ****ON A SMALL BUDGET**** PLEASE PM ME WITH DETAILS AND PRICES PLEASE AS I CAN NOT KEEP UP WITH COMMENTS OVER VIRIOUS PAGESKristy-lee N. replied:https://m.facebook.com/CelebrateWithKate/
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