Dr Mehrassa Farjad

Mehrassa was friendly, confident and warm. We knew immediately after we had met that she was the perfect person for run our wedding day. She understood both cultures and could offer us a unique ceremony, which suited both our families and ourselves.
The ceremony was conducted with great humour and beauty. We felt very secure and loved and knew that we had nothing to worry about. The blending of the Persian and the Dutch cultures throughout was seamless. We would highly recommend Mehrassa to other couples.

(Australian Ceremony incorporating Persian & Dutch traditions)

Thank you for being our Celebrant on our wedding day. You were professional, flexible, and reliable. we were delighted with the wealth of information and advice you provided along the way and how you kept in constant contact to ensure no question went unanswered. With all the planning put into this one big day we wanted everything to run as smooth as possible, and with your help we couldn't have asked for a more perfect day.

(Australian Ceremony)

Thank you for helping make our wedding day a wonderful event. Your suggestions on how to integrate the Persian and Australian ceremonies were invaluable, and the ceremony went brilliantly. We have been overwhelmed by the number of guests who told us how much they loved both the ceremony, and the participation of our families and friends.

(Australian Ceremony incorporating Persian traditions)

Thank you for planning and organising our special day. You did more than we imagined anyone could possibly do for us. We greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness about everything that needed to be done. Your wisdom and advice was invaluable - it allowed us to make our ideas into reality to create the wedding of our dreams exactly the way we wanted. You truly exceeded our expectations.

(Australian Ceremony incorporating Persian traditions)

Thank you for creating a truly exceptional ceremony for us. Your innovative approach in performing the Persian ceremony was very much enjoyed and appreciated by all our guests who commented about this. Using Feraydon Moshiri's "Payman nameh" poem instead of the Arabic Khotbeh-e-aghd, was truly unique and beautiful.

(Persian Aghd)