Australian Civil Marriage Celebrant officiating at weddings in Brisbane, Caboolture, Petrie, Redcliffe and Redland Bay.

Wedding and Baby Naming celebrant performs ceremonies any day of the week, and will arrange an appointment location convenient for you, at no extra charge. 

Telephone: (07) 3283 8567, Mobile: 0415 324 982

PO Box 394, Redcliffe. Qld, 4020. 

Email: vlady_celebrant@ yahoo.com.au

  • Member of: Australian Federation of Civil Celebrants (AFCC) 

  • Australian Civil Marriage Celebrants of Queensland (ACMCQ)

  • Justice of the Peace

Authorised Marriage Celebrant, Registration Number A.888, Vlady M Peters

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Wedding Ceremony Readings on the Subject of Marriage  

         

For a marriage ceremony to be legal, there are few simple requirements. After that, a couple may create a wedding ceremony that is both personal and unique.

Readings used in wedding ceremonies can be on any subject that illuminates the couple's relationship or their philosophy on the subject of love and marriage.

On the subject of marriage, 

Here is a sample taken out of my Wedding Ceremony Resource Book.

Celebrant:
Try to remember that a marriage doesn't happen all at once. On the contrary, it is something that grows and is created day by day, year by year, by the couple themselves.

It isn't an easy task. It is said, with some truth, that marriage may be the most difficult vocation of all. But it is also a vocation in which men and women can experience complete joy, and reach total fulfillment together.

And though in marriage, we may have to face failure, hurt, disillusionment and frustration, if we see marriage as a growing relationship, then we can live through the painful moments and come to a deeper sharing, a greater love and acceptance.

So, in a sense, marriage though life-long, is always new, as we grow together, becoming more completely one.

  

Wedding Ceremony Options

Minimum requirement for a legal marriage in Australia
Welcoming the bride and groom
Welcoming the mature bride and groom
Wedding Vow as affirmation of Intent
Wedding Vow as a promise
Traditional Ring Ceremony
Contemporary Ring Ceremony
Giving away the bride ceremony involving the bride's father
Involvement of parents of the groom and bride
Vows of Support for the bride and groom from the Guests
A Vote of Thanks to parents of the bride and groom
Presentation of gifts to the parents of the bride and groom
Vows by Bride and Groom to their children
Vows by Step Parents and Step Children
Candle Lighting ceremony involving the bride and groom
Candle Lighting ceremony involving parents of the bride and groom  
Candle Lighting ceremony for absent friends
Blending of Sands involving the Couple 
Blending of Sands involving  the Children of the bride and groom
Exchanging roses by the bride and groom
Tying the Cords in Handfasting Ceremony
Handfasting Vows
Handfasting Ring Ceremony
Jumping the Broom
Releasing of doves by the Couple
Releasing butterflies on behalf of the Couple  
Blessing of the hands involving the bride and groom
Bride and groom sharing the first drink as Husband and Wife
Reading as Vows by The Bride and Groom  
Readings addressing the Bride and Groom
Readings on the Subject of Love
Readings on the Subject of Marriage
General Readings
Concluding Words
Blessing on the Couple
Blessing as part of Handfasting
Free Programs for all ceremonies

 

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