Celebrant Ruby

Send me an emailruby@celebrantruby.com, call me on0401-555-167, or complete mycontact form. I’ll be in touch right away to arrange a time to catch up and have a chat. I'll talk about the wedding planning process as well as your wedding thoughts and plans. Because I work as a full-time celebrant, I can chat with you during the day or evening. We  can talk on the phone, via Facetime, WhatsApp, Teams or meet in person.

Yes! On your wedding day, I will gladly travel to anywhere you need me. ​

Yes, as a Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrant, I may perform a marriage for anyone of any nationality as long as they are over the age of 18, legally free to marry, and have all of the necessary documents. ​

Yes and yes again! My flexible price structure can meet all of your wedding day requirements. The sole stipulation is that you submit your "NOIM" notice of intent to marry 1 month before your wedding. ​

Yes. If either of you or your witnesses cannot comprehend or speak English, please let me know because a translator will be needed. Here are some detailshttp://www.naati.com.au ​

If you would like to change your name on a legal document after your wedding, you will need to follow the following steps;1. Wait until your marriage has been officially registered with the Registry of Births, Deaths + Marriages. (Please note that this process MAY take up to 4 weeks to finalise.)2. If you have ordered an official government-issued certificate of marriage through me, it will automatically be generated once your marriage has been processed and posted out to you.3. If you have not ordered a government-issued certificate through me, you can visit this website to do so. Get a marriage certificate | Births Deaths and Marriages Victoria (bdm.vic.gov.au) THIS CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO CHANGE YOUR NAME ON A LEGAL DOCUMENT.3. Once you have received your government-issued certificate of marriage, you can start contacting each business to request a change of name. ​

Yes, this is possible; you will need to file a request for "shortening of time for notice" approval. Based on your circumstances, there are five reasons for approval: 1. Employment related or other travel commitments 2. Wedding or celebration arrangements, or religious considerations 3. Medical reasons 4. Legal proceedings

Under the Marriage Act 1961 a person is able to get married once they reach 18 years. Under section 12 of the Act, a person between 16 or 17 years of age may apply to a judge or magistrate in their State or Territory for an order authorizing them to marry a person over the age of 18. The act does not permit, under any circumstances, a marriage where both parties are under 18 years of age. In addition to the court order, it is also necessary to obtain the consent of parents/guardians to the marriage.