Most funerals have a very short lead-time, so we generally only require 1 - 5 days notice .

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Yes, we are registered with the Attorney General, and fully authorised to solemnise marriaes within Ausrtalia .

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The owner is Tim P Manger CMC, Melbourne Civil Marriage Celebrant .

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iCelebrant.com is experienced in public speaking, legal marriage conveyancing, and immigration marriages .

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No, there is no additional charge for Immigration related marriages .

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At iCelebrant.com, we charge $950 for a standard ceremony, which includes an initial meeting, plus all legal conveyancing .

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A Shortening of Time is used to get around the normal 30 day mandatory waiting period prior to marriage. In order to be approved for a Shortening of Time, you need to be assessed on a range of criteria relating to travel, employment, and health .

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A Notice of Intended Marriage is required under Australian Marriage Law, to be completed and submitted to a Civil Celebrant, no later than 30 days prior to marriage. It is the primary document that begins the legal marriage process .

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The only person charged with solemnising a marriage, is a registered Civil Celebrant .

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You can only forward your Notice of Intended Marriage to a registered Civil Celebrant .

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Yes, you may send a scan copy, however ensure that you keep the original, which will need to be collected by your Civil Celebrant at a later date .

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You will be required to complete a 'No Impediment to Marriage' form, where you will be required to declare several things prior to getting married .

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You may complete the Notice of Intended Marriage up to 18 months prior to your wedding ceremony, and no later than 30 days prior .

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Yes and no. You cannot be married if you are closer than 1st cousins. However, surprisingly you are allowed to marry your 1st cousin .

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Once you are legally married, we will provide you with a fully registered Australian Government Marriage Certificate, which will serve as proof of marriage .

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Yes, we can definitely look after your entire marriage process, from the receipt of your Notice of Intended Marriage, to the provision of your Government Marriage Certificate .

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Your Notice of Intended Marriage must be received, no later than 30 days prior to your wedding ceremony .

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No, only one signature is required, the other can be obtained prior to marriage, on the day of the wedding .

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This would normally be witnessed by someone at the Australian Embassy, most likely a Notary Public .

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You will need to provide a signed Notice of Intended Marriage, together with copies of your Passports as ID .

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