Hello Wedding Man Celebrant & MC
OVERVIEW
Hi, I'm Adam, and I love helping couples craft weddings that are as unique as they are—because cookie-cutter ceremonies are just for cookies!
With years of directing theatre, I know exactly how to craft a compelling story and set the perfect mood. From your initial chat to guiding you through writing your vows, I offer complete support throughout the planning process. On your wedding day, I arrive with everything in hand so you can focus on enjoying your big moment. And because love is love —I’m here to celebrate your big day, your way.
“Adam is a wildly charming wedding celebrant. I could watch him read the phonebook!” - Steph & Jules
What you’ll love about working with Adam:
Expert storytelling skills: He is a brilliant storyteller. His ability to create a personalised ceremony ensures your wedding reflects you.
Charisma: Warmth, fun and personality go hand-in-hand with Adam’s easy-going style. His laid-back approach doesn’t just make your ceremony stress-free—it turns the whole process into something you can actually enjoy. From planning to the big day, he’s there to guide you every step of the way so you can relax and enjoy every moment.
Keep the party going: Adam doesn’t just stop at the ceremony—he’s also a skilled MC. Having MC'd large scale events/festivals to intimate backyard weddings, he can seemlessly take care of the formalities at the reception.
"He is the perfect mix of professionalism and personality" Mandy T
Highlights of working with Adam:
"Adam was the best, he made us so comfortable, even my speaking bits in the ceremony were fun" - Toby & Sal
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Location
Service Area Perth & Surrounding Areas, Swan Valley, Peel Region, South West and Great Southern
FAQ
Coming from a background in Theatre, I know how important a rehearsal is. Usually, a day or two before the ceremony we will do a full ‘walkthrough’. It’s the way to make everyone involved feel super comfortable on the day.
I love a destination wedding! Bali is easily the top spot for WA couples. While the legal paperwork must be completed in Australia either before or after your trip, we can still create a breathtaking beach or Ubud wedding with all the trimmings.
Oh yes! I bring top-of-the-line gear—a Bose S1 sound system and Sennheiser wireless mic setup. We can use a tablet or phone for music via Bluetooth, and it easily syncs up for the most discerning videographers.
That’s entirely up to you! It depends on how much storytelling you’d like, whether you’ll include readings, or if Uncle Marty is planning a bagpipe recital! Typically, ceremonies last between 15 and 30 minutes.
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Hello Wedding Man Celebrant & MC offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceCan you sign NOIM form on the wedding day?
My friend got married recently but she felt like she was pressured by the groom's family as everything happened in just a day. The celebrant filled the NOIM form, did the vows and gave the couple a marriage certificate, all on the same day. Is it even legal? Don't you need atleast a month gap between the NOIM lodgement and wedding day? Marriage has not been registered yet so she wants to cancel her wedding. Is there any way?
Can I have a friend as my celebrant
What are the logistics of having a friend be your celebrant, whilst getting an official celebrant to organise the legal side of things? We want to do the legals on the day so we don't have to get officially married before/after our wedding day. Is this a service that many celebrants offer? Ideally also with guidance for the friend who has never done this before
Hello Wedding Man Celebrant & MC
Yes, you can have a friend act as your celebrant for the ceremony while an official celebrant (like me!) takes care of the legal side of things. This is a great way to have a deeply personal and meaningful ceremony while ensuring everything is legally sound.
Yes! Many couples love the idea of being married by a close friend or family member while still ensuring all the legalities are handled properly. Not all celebrants offer this service, but I do because I think it’s such a fantastic way to make a wedding truly personal and unique! Since your friend may not have done this before, I offer a special package that includes guidance, tips, and even a fully customised script to help them feel confident and make your ceremony unforgettable.
If this sounds like what you're looking for, I'd love to chat and make it happen. Let me know how I can help! ??
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Hello Wedding Man Celebrant & MC
You're absolutely right—Australian marriage law requires that the Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) be lodged at least one month before the wedding ceremony takes place (unless an official shortening of time was granted under special circumstances).
If the NOIM was filled out and the ceremony conducted on the same day, without a special shortening of time granted by an authorised authority, then the marriage was not legally valid. The celebrant may have acted unlawfully, and your friend should report this to the Attorney-General’s Department or the Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages (BDM) in their state.
If the marriage has not been registered yet, she may not need a formal annulment or divorce. Since the legal process was not followed correctly, it’s possible that the marriage is not legally binding in the first place.
Next steps would be to contact the Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages and confirm whether the marriage has been registered. If not, she can inform them of the situation and request that it not be processed.
Report the Celebrant. If the celebrant broke the law, they can be reported to the Attorney-General’s Department for misconduct.
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