Who can witness your marriage certificate in Western Australia? If you’re planning a wedding in Perth, Bunbury or the South West WA, you’ll need two legal witnesses to sign your Official Certificate and Form 15. These witnesses must be over eighteen and capable of understanding the ceremony. In this blog, I’ll explain the legal requirements under the Australian Marriage Act 1961, what your witnesses need to bring, and how to avoid common mistakes on the day.

Changing your name after marriage in Western Australia doesn’t have to be complicated. This step-by-step guide explains how to apply for your WA Registered Marriage Certificate through WA BDM and legally change your surname on your passport, driver’s licence, Medicare, and more. Whether you’re taking a new surname or creating one together.

Before saying "I do," there's one more document to complete: the Declaration of No Legal Impediment. Find out what this form means, why it’s required, and how it ensures that your wedding is legally sound.

Don’t let legal paperwork take the fun out of your wedding planning! Here’s a simple, stress-free guide to all the forms you need to complete for your big day—from the NOIM to the Official Marriage Certificate. Let me, your celebrant, handle the details so you can focus on celebrating!

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Ever wondered what paperwork you'll sign at your wedding ceremony? Here's a breakdown of everything, from legal documents to witness signatures.

Wondering what the Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) is and why it’s so important? This guide breaks down how to fill out the NOIM, what documents you'll need, and when to submit it to keep your wedding plans on track!