Marriage Celebrants
Launceston
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I’m Josh Withers, a full-time wedding celebrant since 2009. Here are three things you need to know: - I don’t use scripts. - I don’t do filler. - And I don’t treat the ceremony like a speed bump before the bar opens. I work with couples who want a ceremony that feels human, grounded, joyful, and real.
Creating warm, genuine ceremonies filled with love
I’m Josh Withers, a full-time wedding celebrant since 2009. Here are three things you need to know: - I don’t use scripts. - I don’t do filler. - And I don’t treat the ceremony like a speed bump before the bar opens. I work with couples who want a ceremony that feels human, grounded, joyful, and real.
Sonia Morganti of Tas Celebrancy is a relaxed, fun marriage celebrant servicing Tasmania. She boasts a deep love for celebrating couples' unique stories, a light-hearted, open approach, and fresh, modern ideas. Whether you're after a formal, traditional affair or something a little more contemporary and upbeat — Sonia can accommodate!
Creating meaningful and memorable ceremonies that reflect your love for one another.
Natalie has a passion for creating intimate and engaging ceremonies for your wedding celebration. Natalie is a kind, thoughtful and modern celebrant whose warm and friendly nature will keep you smiling, calm and relaxed on your special day. Winner of the 2024 Wedding Industry Awards for Tasmania in the category of Civil Celebrant.
5-Star Awards Winner
Essence Celebracy Services — also known as Joanna Zielinska — is a warm-hearted, generous marriage celebrant servicing Launceston, Tasmania. Her aim is to carefully craft a ceremony that celebrates your essence. She offers her creative approach, unique insight, and endless vow, storytelling, ritual, and family involvement ideas! As a highly organised professional, you can trust in Joanna.
I guarantee my couples will look forward to their wedding ceremony with the same excitement and anticipation as they do their future lives together.
To help people create a day they will remember for the rest of their lives is both a pleasure and a privilege.
