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Oliver wants to marry you.

Young(ish), fun male celebrant dedicated to providing couples with unique ceremonies that are relaxed, a bit of fun and tailored to suit. Sydney-based and regularly travel to Gold Coast, Brisbane, Byron Bay, Melbourne and beyond.

Takes care of the paperwork so you can focus on what really matters - making sure there's enough Champagne at the wedding.

Prefers weddings that keep people smiling with the occasional (happy) tear, so let's chat about making it one to remember.

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September 2023

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Oliver was everything we hoped for! He picked up on the personalities of us and our loved ones and perfectly executed a fun loving, bubbly ceremony. Oliver was laid-back and down to earth. I would highly recommend Oliver to anyone!

Rebecca S.

May 2023

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Oliver was an incredible celebrant. It’s clear to see why he was voted best in Sydney. He’s funny, down to earth and such a chill presence on the day. The lead up questions are great and he honestly made it seem like he’d known us for years. Highly recommend.

Bree-Anna F.

May 2023

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Oliver was honestly incredible. We had people all night complimenting him on a beautiful ceremony. He asked us the mood we were trying to set, and delivered on that brief tenfold. He also made all of the prep super simple, telling us that the more info we gave him, the more personal the ceremony would be. I couldn't imagine being married by anyone else!

Lucy F.

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As a wedding professional, Oliver Thomson Celebrancy offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.

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How should I let a friend know that she's not included in my bridal party?

We haven't been close for years but she has only a few other friends and had an expectation that she would be included as a bridesmaid. She found out through one of the bridesmaids that we had already gone looking for dresses, and she said she was devastated because she wanted to come (although we had never talked about it!). We are having a super intimate wedding and only inviting our family and closest friends - everyone else seems to have picked up on it but I'm so worried that she'll be hurt when she finds out she's not invited to the wedding itself! Your advice is appreciated!

Oliver Thomson Celebrancy

Maybe give her another job just as important such as a witness at the ceremony or to make a speech on the night?