Gillian Barlow

Hello! I’m Anne, a passionate marriage celebrant with a heartful of love and a background in nursing. With years of experience caring for others,   I’ve honed my skills in making people feel comfortable and cherished during life’s most important moments.

As a marriage celebrant , I believe in creating personalized ceremonies that reflect the unique love story of each couple.  Weather you’re                         planning an intimate elopement or a grand celebration, I’ll work closely with you to craft a ceremony that is as special and memorable as your             love.

My approach is warm, welcoming, and inclusive, ensuring that every couple feels valued, respected and most of all have a fabulous day on the their   wedding day. I’m here to guide you through the process, from helping you write your vows to sealing your commitment in a beautiful ceremony that   you will cherish forever.

If you’re ready to begin this exciting journey together, I’d love to chat! Feel free to reach out to me to discuss your wedding plans or to schedule a consultation. I’m in the Pyrmont area and am able to travel.

Let’s create a celebration that captures the magic of your love story!

http://www.distinctiveceremonies.net.au
Archbishop Ron Langham is an Ecumenical Catholic Bishop who understands the importance of  all of your life-ceremonies, including Weddings. Unlike some clergy, Archbishop Ron has an open mind and open heart. It’s your day so it’s your choice! With extensive experience in ministry, you can be assured of memorable celebration with Archbishop Ron – no matter what the occasion..

With Archbishop Ron there is no discrimination about your religious beliefs or marital status, single or divorced, Archbishop Ron is here to help you through your important life events.

Come visit Archbishop Ron on his web page and read some of the wonderful feedback he has received from the hundreds of couples he has joined in matrimony over the years.

* according to mum

You’re probably a few wines deep into profiles of celebrants that are “committed to making your wedding personal, romantic and meaningful”, and people that are “people people with a passion for life”. The real challenge would be finding a celebrant that hates love, doesn’t want to “create the most memorable day for you and your family”, and isn’t going to “embrace your ideas, your quirks and unique personality to craft a script befitting of your special occasion”…

I’m in my very late early 30s, and can be hilarious, dignified, meaningful, respectful and/or fun. I have suits in literally every colour and others in weird and wonderful patterns if you want to have a bit of fun with things. I keep my rates more affordable than the average because I have a good time with it, and offer package discounts for Divorce Ceremonies taken before your Silver Anniversary. After that they’re just free because you’d deserve a break.

I’m a life celebrant, so you could keep me around to name your first child, renew your vows and bury your partner after they forget to rinse their plate one too many times. Think of me as that uncle that left your auntie to go find himself in Europe but manages to still appear uninvited to every event in your life.

As a strapping young lad, I’m good with computers and those smart phones that all the youngsters play on. If you need to live-stream the ceremony to that auntie’s new partner who lives in India but is working quickly towards permanent residency, I’ve got the Zoom account that lets you have meetings over 40 minutes… I’ll hook you up…

It’s a shame that it is still a line that we have to add to clarify, but I don’t mind how many appendages – or lack thereof – that you and your partner have between you, nor do I care which god you pray to when someone is looking at a couple of photos in your camera roll but swiping a little too quick. As long as it’s legal, I’m keen!

Congrats on popping the question, or, more likely, congrats on saying ‘yes’ to the question… C’mon… we all know who’s doing the hard work for this wedding. Let me take some of it off your hands.