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When it comes to choosing a celebrant for your wedding, you need to find someone who will weave themselves into the fabric of your day. Even though your wedding day starts early, the ceremony is the start of the event for your guests. That’s why it’s vital to work with a celebrant who understands the tone you want to set.
“Sharon Kershaw was a professional celebrant. She was funny and did an amazing job. Our guests thought she was fantastic and loved every minute of the ceremony. Her ceremony was funny (which is what we wanted) emotional, and narrated very well. Definitely recommend Sharon.” Sousana T
Having been a wedding celebrant in Melbourne since 2011, Sharon Kershaw has performed the ceremonies for countless weddings and knows how to read the couple’s vibe and deliver the ceremony of their dreams. A natural performer with exceptional storytelling skills, Sharon finds out everything she needs to know to craft a unique and personalised ceremony. You’ll feel like Sharon has known you for years!
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About
I love being a Celebrant, meeting people, telling their stories, whatever the occasion, & have been doing so for the past 8 years. I'm also an Actor, & love the presentation. I'm easy going; a Partner, Mother, Nanna; married/divorced; have a quirky sense of humour & fun, love a good laugh; have deep respect for people's beliefs & cultures. I have no issues with anyone's sexuality, colour or creed, & take great pride in writing top quality, caring ceremonies that reflect You. Let's chat!
Ms Sharon Kershaw
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FAQ
Counting the initial face-to-face meeting, generally only 2 - 3 times including the rehearsal, unless there's something you feel needs to be discussed together in person. Most dialogue is done via email &/or phone. I am available to my Couples as often as they need. :)
1. The Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) - signed at the initial booking, & a minimum of one Calendar month before the day.
2. The Declaration of No Impediment to Marriage - signed before the wedding - usually at the rehearsal.
3. The Official Marriage Certificate - signed on the day.
These are all provided by the Celebrant (though you can download the NOIM yourselves from the Attorney General's website), and lodged by her after the wedding at the Register of Births, Deaths & Marriages.
4. The Couple's Marriage Certificate (decorative), signed on the day & kept by the Couple. This is a legal document, but doesn't have the same powers as the Official Marriage Certificate.
Well, it's actually quite a simple process: A Vow is a promise - and something you don't break, so write down about 5 - 10 things you can promise to keep. e.g. to respect you as a person; to be honest with you; to stand up for you in front of others - even if I don't agree with you: to love you as deeply and constantly as i can, etc. etc. By the time you've put a pile of these together with some caring connective words you have your Vows. Simples!! And if you have problems this is where your Celebrant can help. :)
February 2018
February 2018
November 2017
Sharon Kershaw
Thank you Melanie and Andrew. You were so lovely to work with, a real pleasure. And what a stunning Couple! xxx
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Thank you, guys. Lovely to work with people whose beliefs of life are so close to my own. Go serendipity! :))) And Murphy dog was the best behaved Ringbearer ever! Sharon