OVERVIEW
Wayne Rees is a dynamic, accomplished civil marriage celebrant whose previous experience in the acting sphere lends itself well to lively, expressive ceremonies. Whether you’re after a low-key, relaxed gathering or an extravagant, eccentric affair, Wayne will happily embrace and incorporate all of your ideas.
He doesn’t shy away from non-traditional ceremonies, whether you choose to marry on a hot-air balloon or in fancy dress. He’s adopted many unique styles, attires, and ceremony structures to ensure his couples have the wedding of their dreams.
“Wayne was the perfect choice for our tropical garden wedding. He is a gentleman and a scholar with thespian talents that contribute charm and character. His ability to speak boldly entertained and captivated our audience. Wayne made a wonderful contribution to our special day, working closely with us to deliver our personal preferences. He has a wealth of experience, and his advice is calming and reassuring.” — Stephen C.
What you’ll love about working with Wayne Rees Civil Marriage Celebrant for your North Queensland wedding:
Highlights of working with Wayne Rees Civil Marriage Celebrant North Queensland:
“We chose Wayne for his genuine personality. All of our guests commented how moving yet entertaining our ceremony was, which is everything I'd hoped for. He kept it light yet meaningful. I can't thank Wayne enough!” — Taylor O.
Location
Service Area Cairns & Port Douglas
July 2023
April 2023
Expert Advice
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Get Expert AdviceIs it OK to ask a celebrant to wear a costume at our wedding?
Hello! I've read some responses to celebrants dressing in a matching style etc. Is it rude to ask if they wouldn't mind wearing a costume? I've read somewhere a couple got married by batman and then the obvious Elvis option.. I like the idea of an iconic character and think it would be something to remember but wouldn't want to offend anyone or make it a bad experience. TIA
Confusion around roles of matron of honour, maid of honor and who can be a witness with the best man
I have a Maid of Honor who is unmarried and a Matron of Honor who is married. I want my Matron to be a witness along with the Best Man. Even though she is married, can I have her as the Maid instead?
Wayne Rees - Civil Marriage Celebrant
Any person over the age of 18, who is present at the wedding, and understands the English language can be a witness.
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Wayne Rees - Civil Marriage Celebrant
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Some celebrants do not feel comfortable getting dressed up and being a "character" for a wedding. For me, being an ex-professional actor, its easy. I have an assortment of costumes in my wardrobe, and I'm married to a costume designer and maker. I always ask my couples what they want me to wear. As long as I'm wearing something. If a couple want a special costume I don't have, they usually arrange to get it for me.