Wed by Bec
Southern Highlands, NSW
- Services
- Civil celebrant, MC and celebrant
- Works in
- New South Wales
About
Wed by Bec is run by Rebecca Wright, a marriage celebrant and master of ceremonies based in Ruse, New South Wales. She comes from a background in English teaching, which she draws on to write and deliver each ceremony rather than reuse generic readings or scripts. Ceremonies are built around each couple's own story, values and beliefs, and she also offers a Master of Ceremonies service to run the reception once the vows are done.
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Questions
When should we complete our paperwork?
You need to complete your Notice of Intended Marriage and hand it to your marriage celebrant no earlier than 18 months and no later than one month before your proposed wedding date. You will also need to establish your identity when you lodge your NoIM.
What documents will we need?
You will need two of the following: If either of you have been previously married, then you must provide evidence of the termination of the marriage- either your divorce certificate or, in the case of being widowed, a death certificate. These documents do need to be originals, and If they are not in English, they must have been translated by a qualified interpreter.
Do you offer a rehearsal?
My Bespoke Wedding Ceremony Package includes a rehearsal or walk-through of your ceremony, and it is something I LIKE to do. It means that everyone will know what to do on the big day- when to enter, where to stand, how to hold and use the microphone, how to exchange rings, and how to exit. A rehearsal means you won’t be (as) nervous on the actual day. The rehearsal also offers an opportunity to sign your Declaration of No Legal Impediment to Marriage.
Are you willing to travel?
I’m very happy to travel, but there may be a fee involved depending on the distance. If you let me know your venue when you enquire, I will detail any travel fee as part of your quote.
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Can we have a surprise wedding?
Your wedding can definitely be a surprise for your guests, but it can’t be a surprise for either of you.
Do we need a ‘Plan B’?
Your wedding definitely needs a Plan B, whether it’s a wet-weather, hot-weather, cold-weather, floods, fires or COVID Plan B. I’ve written a blog about this topic. We will talk about this when we get together to sign your NoIM.
What about witnesses?
Your two witnesses need to be over the age of 18, and they must be able to legally witness that a marriage ceremony has taken place.
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