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Linda Mani – Religious Marriage Celebrant For Civil Ceremonies
Wedding Celebrant Sydney

Hello my name is Linda Mani and welcome to my website. I have been granted registration and maintained by the Attorney-General’s Department as an Authorised Registered Civil Marriage Celebrant since 9^th April 2010. I am also registered with the Australia Marriage Celebrants (AMC Membership No. M001457) Marriage, according to law in Australia, is the union of two people to the exclusion of all others, voluntarily entered into for life. I strongly believe that marriage is both a natural institution and a sacred union because it is rooted in the divine plan of creation. The success of your wedding ceremony starts with the right celebrant and I would love to be your officiant who will take pride in conducting your wedding ceremony. I have closely observed the rituals and ceremonies of different cultures from traditional to modern and have no problem catering for your cultural needs.

I have experience and resources to help you personalise your ceremony so that it reflects you and your unique relationship and would gladly embrace any ideas that you have, to make your ceremony a memorable and a blessed one. It’s a joy to see two special individuals coming together to join in the holy matrimony where we rejoice in those moments of fulfilment. It’s the joy of finding a partner with whom you choose to share your dreams, life, aspirations and destiny. These are true milestones in your life and moments and I can make that a memorable one for you and your family. I am waiting to hear from you, so we can arrange an obligation free meeting to talk about your thoughts, hopes and dreams for your wedding ceremony, wedding celebrant sydney

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“Why Choose Me As Your Celebrant”

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YOUR LEGAL OBLIGATION

Under the Marriage Act 1961 there are certain obligations that you, as a couple intending to get married, must meet prior to a marriage ceremony being solemnised.

A Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) must be lodged with me no less than one month and no more than eighteen months prior to the marriage being solemnised.

Under normal circumstances the Notice of Intended Marriage form would be completed at your first meeting with me and the required documentation must be produced in order to confirm the NOIM before the marriage can take place. Other exceptions can be discussed at your first meeting for instance if one partner is overseas or interstate, then only one party can sign the NOIM a month before the wedding day. However, if these circumstances do not exist then both parties are required to sign one month before the wedding day. (legal requirements) if any of the couples

OVERSEAS VISITORS

Visitors from overseas wishing to marry in Australia:

People from all over the world come to our beautiful country to get married and the process is very simple.

As an Authorised Registered Civil Marriage celebrant I can assist you step by step, what legal requirements are necessary in order for you to marry your partner who may be visiting Australia.

However, here are some useful tips if you are an overseas resident planning to marry in Australia.

REQURING A FIANCE VISA?

Australian Marriage Celebrants are not permitted to offer prospective brides or grooms advice on Immigration matters. However, the process of a Fiancé Visa (Prospective Spouse Visa) does require you to lodge a Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) with me. I will then provide you with a letter on my letter head with all my details, addressed to the Embassy where you plan to lodge your application, confirming that I have received a Notice from you for a marriage to take place on a particular date and time in Australia.

You will have to nominate a date for the actual marriage, even though, very often, this date may have to change. The original Notice must remain with me at all times, however I will provide you with a copy if required.