# Tasmanian Marriage Office > Expanded build-time LLM context for Tasmanian Marriage Office. This file is generated at build time from selected pages and summaries on https://marriageoffice.org/. It is intended to give automation tools and LLMs a cleaner, longer-form reference than [llms.txt](https://marriageoffice.org/llms.txt). ## Machine-readable Endpoints - [API Catalog](https://marriageoffice.org/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 API catalog and linkset for agent discovery of machine-readable site resources. - [robots.txt](https://marriageoffice.org/robots.txt): Crawler access rules and the canonical sitemap reference. - [sitemap.xml](https://marriageoffice.org/sitemap.xml): Top-level sitemap index published for crawlers and search engines. - [sitemap-index.xml](https://marriageoffice.org/sitemap-index.xml): Astro sitemap output listing crawlable pages on the site. - [llms.txt](https://marriageoffice.org/llms.txt): Curated markdown overview of the site for LLMs, agents, and automation tools. - [llms-full.txt](https://marriageoffice.org/llms-full.txt): Expanded LLM context generated at build time from selected pages and summaries. ## Expanded Context ### Home Source: https://marriageoffice.org/ Summary: Overview of cheap weddings, simple marriages, celebrant advice, vendor links, and planning resources for Tasmania. Tasmanian Marriage Office is focused on cheap weddings, simple marriages, paperwork-only marriages, registry-style alternatives, local vendor links, NOIM guidance, witnessing, pricing, and contact information for Tasmania. ### Pricing Source: https://marriageoffice.org/pricing/ Summary: Service tiers, add-ons, and headline fees for affordable weddings, simple marriages, witnesses, and certificates. Pricing highlights at Tasmanian Marriage Office include a Simple Marriage service for $700 inc GST, witness service for $130 inc GST, and official marriage certificate ordering for $70 inc GST. Higher-tier ceremony options and regional travel are also available. ### FAQ Source: https://marriageoffice.org/faq/ Summary: Frequently asked questions covering NOIM timing, witnesses, documents, overseas couples, and marriage certificates. The FAQ covers common questions about notice periods, required ID, NOIM signing, overseas arrangements, witness requirements, shortening of time, and post-marriage certificates. ### Contact Source: https://marriageoffice.org/contact/ Summary: Form-only contact page for enquiries about cheap weddings, simple marriages, paperwork, dates, and legal questions. The contact page uses a web form for enquiries. It asks for contact details, query type, urgency, whether the visitor has already checked the website, and the actual question they want answered. ### For AI and Bots Source: https://marriageoffice.org/for-ai-and-bots/ Summary: Explains the machine-readable files published by the site for crawlers, bots, and LLM-powered tools. Tasmanian Marriage Office publishes robots.txt, sitemap.xml, sitemap-index.xml, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, an API catalog, and markdown content negotiation for HTML pages. These resources are generated or maintained at build time and are intended to help automated tools discover and interpret the site. ### Affordable Weddings Tasmania Source: https://marriageoffice.org/affordable-weddings/ Summary: Cheap weddings in Tasmania, including Hobart budget tips, free venues, simple ceremony ideas, and cost tiers for getting married cheaply. import { BOOKING_URL, buildFaqSchema, featuredDirectoryItems } from '~/utils/seo'; export const faqItems = [ { title: 'What is the cheapest way to get married in Tasmania?', description: 'The cheapest legal option is usually a paperwork-only or registry-style marriage with a celebrant, a practical location, and only the suppliers you actually need.', }, { title: 'Can we have a cheap wedding in Hobart without using a big venue?', description: 'Yes. Many couples marry in a private office, at home, in a quiet garden, or near the Hobart waterfront and then go to lunch instead of booking a full wedding venue.', }, { title: 'Are there free or low-cost wedding locations in Tasmania?', description: 'Yes. Homes, accommodation, public outdoor spaces, and simple meeting rooms can work well, depending on privacy, weather, access, and whether the site suits a short legal appointment.', }, { title: 'How much should we budget for a simple wedding in Tasmania?', description: 'Many couples can keep the legal part close to the base celebrant fee, then add only witnesses, lunch, flowers, or short photo coverage as needed.', }, { title: 'Is a cheap wedding the same as a registry-style marriage?', description: 'Often, yes. Most couples searching for a cheap wedding really want a simple legal marriage without the structure and cost of a full ceremony day.', }, { title: 'Which Tasmania areas are best for budget weddings?', description: 'Hobart works well for compact city plans, while the Huon Valley, Channel, and parts of northern Tasmania can be cost-effective if most of your people are already nearby.', }, ]; When people search for **cheap weddings in Tasmania**, **getting married cheaply in Hobart**, or **low cost weddings in Tasmania**, they are often trying to solve one of three problems. The first is money. They do not want to spend ten, twenty, or thirty thousand dollars just to be legally married. The second is scale. They want the commitment, but not the theatre. The third is logistics. They might have a visa deadline, a baby on the way, family travelling in, or a simple preference for privacy. In all three situations, the best answer is usually not to shrink a traditional wedding. It is to choose a completely different format from the start. That is where Tasmania is useful. The state is small enough that you can keep plans close together, scenic enough that a very simple day can still feel special, and practical enough that you can build a legal marriage around places you already know. Hobart is especially strong for affordable weddings because the city centre, Battery Point, Salamanca Place, Sandy Bay, and the waterfront all sit close together. You can marry, sign, take a few photos, and sit down for lunch without turning the day into a transport exercise. The site location is **Tasmania**, with a strong working base in **Hobart and Southern Tasmania**. That means the advice here is not “destination wedding” advice. It is local, cost-conscious planning advice for couples who want the legal marriage done properly and affordably.

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## What “affordable” usually means in Tasmania Affordable does not mean careless. It means putting your money where it changes the outcome. For a legal marriage in Tasmania, the outcome is simple: you need an authorised celebrant, correct paperwork, two witnesses, the legal words, signatures, and registration. Everything else is optional. That is the reason so many couples discover that the cheapest route is also the clearest route. Traditional wedding budgets balloon because they inherit an event template. There is a ceremony space, a reception space, styling, transport, photography for many hours, hair and makeup schedules, run sheets, place cards, furniture, and weather contingencies. None of those things are wrong if you want them. They are just not necessary for couples whose real goal is to be married. Tasmania gives you a useful middle ground. A cheap wedding here does not have to feel bleak or transactional. You can still use the Hobart waterfront, a Huon Valley lunch booking, a garden, a quiet accommodation property, or a small private room. Because the state is visually strong, a modest day often photographs well and feels grounded without a large production budget. ## Tasmania cost tiers for cheap weddings ### Tier 1: Legal-only and ultra-lean This is the most affordable format. It is built around the legal marriage itself. You book a celebrant, organise the Notice of Intended Marriage, bring two witnesses, meet in a practical location, sign everything, and go home or head out for a meal. This tier works especially well for couples in Hobart who can use one compact area. A weekday appointment near Brooke Street Pier, Salamanca, Sandy Bay, or a private office space keeps the day short and transport costs low. In Southern Tasmania, homes and accommodation in the Huon Valley or Channel can be just as cost-effective if they remove the need for venue hire. The risk at this tier is not lack of money. It is overcomplication. Couples often start well, then add too many extras and accidentally turn the day into a smaller version of a wedding they never wanted. If you want true affordability, protect the simplicity. ### Tier 2: Legal marriage plus one meaningful add-on This is where many Tasmania couples land. The legal marriage remains the core, but you add one thing that gives the day shape. Maybe it is a long lunch in Hobart. Maybe it is a good photographer for one or two hours. Maybe it is flowers and a good table for family at a restaurant in Battery Point, the waterfront, Richmond, or the Huon Valley. This tier feels generous without losing the point. It also lets you choose where the money matters. If photographs are important, spend there and keep the location simple. If the family meal matters more, keep the signing private and put the budget into food and time together. ### Tier 3: Small wedding, still budget-aware This is still an affordable wedding, but it involves more people, more planning, or a dedicated venue. It might include a winery lunch, a garden booking, a celebrant-led ceremony with some personal content, and a few suppliers. It can still be good value in Tasmania if you stay realistic about scale. The challenge here is that each extra supplier increases the chance of drift. A small guest list becomes a medium one. One photographer becomes a photo-and-video package. Lunch becomes a styled reception. If your priority is staying on budget, the smartest discipline is to ask whether each addition improves the marriage day itself or only makes it look more like a standard wedding. ## Free and low-cost venue ideas in Tasmania If you want to get married cheaply, venue choice matters more than most people expect. A venue can either hold the budget together or destroy it. ### Home or accommodation This is often the strongest value option in Tasmania. A home, apartment courtyard, Airbnb-style accommodation, or holiday house can work beautifully for a small legal appointment if the owner allows it and the setting is practical. You already control the timing, parking, privacy, and weather backup more than you would in a public place. It is especially useful in areas like Sandy Bay, Battery Point, Kingston, Margate, Ranelagh, and Huonville where private homes can still feel scenic. ### Public outdoor spaces Some couples choose a public garden, reserve, beach edge, or lookout. Tasmania offers plenty of beautiful public settings, but cheap is not the same as easy. You still need to think about wind, rain, foot traffic, noise, accessibility, and what happens if another event is nearby. For a very short legal marriage, public spaces can work well. For anything involving guests, furniture, or music, the complexity climbs quickly. ### Private office or meeting room This is underrated. If your real goal is a legal marriage, a simple office or private room often beats a “wedding venue” on value. It is weatherproof, quiet, and uncomplicated. This is one of the reasons registry-style and paperwork-only marriages stay affordable. ### Lunch-first venues Sometimes the smartest venue is actually the place where you plan to eat. If a restaurant or cellar door can host a short signing and then roll directly into lunch, you save money on moving people around and you give the day a natural shape. That is why places around Hobart’s waterfront, the Coal River Valley, and the Huon Valley can work so well. ## Budget tips that actually work ### Keep the geography tight The easiest way to waste money is to book locations too far apart. If you marry in the city, then drive to a photo spot, then drive to a venue, then drive again for dinner, your day stops being cheap even if no single item looks expensive. Hobart is perfect for close-together planning. If you start near Salamanca, Brooke Street Pier, Battery Point, or Sandy Bay, you can often keep the whole day within a few kilometres. ### Use weekdays and quieter times Tasmania suppliers, like suppliers everywhere, are usually busiest on Saturdays and in peak summer slots. If you can marry on a weekday or at a quieter time of day, you often get easier access, less traffic, better parking, and more flexibility. Cheap weddings are helped as much by timing as by supplier choice. ### Decide whether guests are actually helping A bigger guest list means a bigger venue, more chairs, more food, more coordination, and usually more hours of coverage. If you are chasing affordability, ask whether each guest is central to the day or simply part of an expectation you inherited. Some of the best small Tasmania weddings involve only the couple, two witnesses, and perhaps parents or one or two close friends. ### Choose between lunch and coverage Not every affordable wedding can or should pay for both a major meal booking and several hours of photography. Many couples do better by choosing one focal point. Either they keep the meal special and the photos short, or they keep the meal casual and invest in beautiful documentation. ### Let the scenery do the work Tasmania is generous to simple plans. You do not need to spend heavily on styling if the setting is already strong. Kunanyi in the distance, the sandstone streets of Battery Point, the Hobart waterfront, the Huon River district, and the Coal River Valley all bring character without much added spend. ## Hobart vs regional Tasmania for low-cost weddings Hobart is often the cheapest choice when both of you are already in the south or flying in and out. Everything is close. Suppliers are concentrated. The airport run is manageable. Restaurants, accommodation, and photo spots sit near each other. For couples who want to be in and out with minimum fuss, that matters. Regional Tasmania works well when the region is already your natural base. If you live in Launceston, a northern plan is usually cheaper than dragging everyone south. If your family is in the Huon Valley, keeping the day around Ranelagh, Huonville, or Franklin makes far more sense than coming into the city. Cheap planning is local planning. ## Featured directory listings for affordable weddings
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These kinds of businesses matter for affordable weddings because they either support a small format or they provide a location that keeps the day cohesive. Use the full [directory](/directory/) for more options, then compare them against the simple rule: does this supplier help us stay focused on the marriage, or does it push us into a bigger event than we want? ## A realistic cheap wedding plan for Tasmania If you want something practical, here is a very common successful pattern: You file the paperwork early. You book the legal marriage. You choose a weekday or a quiet part of the week. You use Hobart, Sandy Bay, Battery Point, or the Huon Valley as a tight geographic cluster. You bring your witnesses, or arrange them. You spend a short time on the marriage itself. Then you go to lunch or dinner somewhere you genuinely like. That plan works because it has a clear centre. It does not apologise for being small. It does not pretend to be a huge wedding on a tiny budget. It simply gives the budget a job and makes the job achievable. If that sounds close to what you want, the best next steps are to read the [simple weddings guide](/simple-weddings/), compare the [Tasmania celebrants page](/celebrants/), browse the [blog](/blog/) for local planning ideas, and use the [contact page](/contact/) if you want advice tied to your own dates or region.

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### NOIM Witnessing in Southern Tasmania Source: https://marriageoffice.org/noim-witnessing-southern-tasmania/ Summary: Need your Notice of Intended Marriage witnessed in Southern Tasmania? Here is what to bring and what to know. If you need help getting your NOIM witnessed in Southern Tasmania, we can usually point you in the right direction and, where available, help as the witnessing celebrant. ## What to Bring Bring: - your completed [NOIM](https://noimeasy.au) - evidence of date and place of birth - evidence of identity - proof that any previous marriage has ended, if relevant - official translations if any document is not in English ## Do Both People Need to Attend Together? No. You can sign the NOIM: - together - separately - or, in some situations, one signature can begin the notice period if the other cannot conveniently be obtained at least one month before the marriage ## Can It Be Witnessed Remotely? Sometimes, yes. The law now allows remote witnessing of the NOIM by audio-visual link when an authorised witness offers that service. ## Why Use a Celebrant to Witness It? A celebrant can often help you spot issues early, such as: - missing ID - name mismatches - previous marriage documents - translation questions - timing problems with the one-month notice period ## What Happens Next If you are using our paperwork-only marriage service, the usual order is: 1. book and pay 2. prepare the NOIM 3. have it witnessed 4. send the paperwork to us 5. once it is received and checked, we confirm a date, time, and place based on availability If you only need the NOIM witnessed, say that when you get in touch. ### NOIM Witnessing in Northern Tasmania Source: https://marriageoffice.org/noim-witnessing-northern-tasmania/ Summary: Need your Notice of Intended Marriage witnessed in Northern Tasmania? Here is what to bring and what to know. If you need help getting your NOIM witnessed in Northern Tasmania, we can usually point you in the right direction and, where available, help as the witnessing celebrant. ## What to Bring Bring: - your completed [NOIM](https://noimeasy.au) - evidence of date and place of birth - evidence of identity - proof that any previous marriage has ended, if relevant - official translations if any document is not in English ## Do Both People Need to Attend Together? No. You can sign the NOIM: - together - separately - or, in some situations, one signature can begin the notice period if the other cannot conveniently be obtained at least one month before the marriage ## Can It Be Witnessed Remotely? Sometimes, yes. The law now allows remote witnessing of the NOIM by audio-visual link when an authorised witness offers that service. ## Why Use a Celebrant to Witness It? A celebrant can often help you spot issues early, such as: - missing ID - name mismatches - previous marriage documents - translation questions - timing problems with the one-month notice period ## What Happens Next If you are using our paperwork-only marriage service, the usual order is: 1. book and pay 2. prepare the NOIM 3. have it witnessed 4. send the paperwork to us 5. once it is received and checked, we confirm a date, time, and place based on availability If you only need the NOIM witnessed, say that when you get in touch. ### Marriage Witness Service in Tasmania Source: https://marriageoffice.org/witness-service/ Summary: How the optional marriage witness service works for private paperwork-only marriages in Tasmania, including when couples usually need help. Australian marriage law requires **two witnesses aged 18 or over**. If you do not have your own witnesses, we can usually provide them as an optional service. ## When This Helps Couples often use our witness service when: - they are having a very private paperwork-only marriage - they are travelling - they do not want to involve family or friends - one or both planned witnesses have fallen through ## What Witnesses Actually Do The witnesses are there to: - be present at the marriage - observe what is happening - sign the marriage documents That is the legal role. ## Keep It Simple If you want the cheapest and easiest path, it is often simplest to: - book the marriage - decide whether you are bringing your own witnesses - tell us early if you need us to help That way we can plan the appointment properly. ### Overseas Couples Tasmania Source: https://marriageoffice.org/overseas-residents/ Summary: Guidance for overseas couples getting married in Tasmania, including NOIM timing, in-person attendance, documents, witnessing, and visa limits. You do **not** need to be an Australian citizen or resident to get married in Tasmania. If you live overseas, you can still use this service as long as you meet the normal Australian marriage requirements. If you are checking eligibility, start with [who can get married in Tasmania](/who/). ## The Big Things to Know - you still need a [NOIM](https://noimeasy.au) - the NOIM still needs to be given at least one calendar month before the marriage unless a shortening of time is approved - both people still need to be physically present for the marriage itself - the celebrant must still meet each party separately and in person before the marriage is solemnised ## The Paperwork You will usually need: - evidence of date and place of birth - evidence of identity - proof that any previous marriage has ended - [translations for documents not in English](/translation/) ## Witnessing the NOIM from Overseas If you are overseas, the NOIM can usually still be witnessed by an authorised overseas witness, and in some situations remote witnessing may also be available through an authorised witness using audio-visual link. ## Visa Questions Getting married does not by itself create immigration rights. If you want visa advice, check the current Department of Home Affairs rules or speak with a registered migration agent. We can help with the marriage paperwork, not migration advice. ### Prospective Marriage Visa Support Source: https://marriageoffice.org/prospective-marriage-visa/ Summary: We can help with the marriage paperwork for couples dealing with prospective marriage visa applications. If you are dealing with a Prospective Marriage visa issue, we can help with the **marriage paperwork side** of things. That usually means: - helping you prepare the [NOIM](https://noimeasy.au) - confirming the intended marriage details we are able to confirm - helping with timing on the marriage side - issuing a supporting letter where appropriate after the NOIM has been properly lodged ## What We Do Not Do We do **not** provide migration advice. For current visa rules, eligibility, fees, and processing questions, check the official Department of Home Affairs pages for the current subclass 300 rules or speak with a registered migration agent. ## The Marriage Side Still Follows Normal Marriage Law Even if a visa is involved: - the NOIM must still be given on time - both people must still be physically present for the marriage - the legal document requirements still apply ## The Best Way to Start If your visa application needs evidence that you intend to marry, the first practical step is usually to get the NOIM prepared properly and move the marriage paperwork forward. ### Tasmania Marriage Certificate Source: https://marriageoffice.org/marriage-certificate-tasmania/ Summary: How official Tasmania marriage certificates work after registration, including the difference between ceremonial and registry-issued certificates. After your marriage, the next step for most couples is ordering the **official marriage certificate** from Tasmania Births, Deaths and Marriages. ## First, the Marriage Has to Be Registered After the marriage: - we complete the paperwork - we lodge the marriage documents with the registry - once the marriage is registered, you can order the official certificate ## What Most Couples Need Most couples want the official certificate for: - name changes - passport updates - banking and identity updates - visa paperwork - general proof of marriage ## Important Difference The ceremonial certificate you get on the day is not usually enough for those purposes. The official certificate comes from the state registry. ## Best Advice If you know you will need the official certificate quickly, plan for that early and check the current Tasmania BDM ordering process and timeframes. ### Privacy Policy Source: https://marriageoffice.org/privacy/ Summary: Review our privacy policy to see how Marriage Office protects your personal information. Clear, honest details for a secure experience. ## Introduction The Marriage Office (operated by [Withers XYZ Pty Ltd](https://withers.co/) as trustee for the Snow Withers Trust) is committed to protecting your privacy and personal information in accordance with the _Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)_ and the Australian Privacy Principles. This policy explains how we collect, use, disclose and protect your personal information when you use our paperwork-only marriage services or interact with our website. For privacy enquiries, please contact: tasmania [at] paperwork [dot] net [dot] au ## What Information We Collect As required by the _Marriage Act 1961_, we collect personal information including: - Names and contact details - Birth dates and places - Identification documents - Previous marriage details (if applicable) - Parent information - Residency/citizenship status - Statutory declarations where required - Witness information - Marriage documentation ## How We Collect Information We collect information: - Through our Notice of Intended Marriage forms - Via our website booking forms - During in-person, phone, or video meetings - Through email correspondence - From identity documents - Through required legal documentation ## How We Use Your Information Your information is used to: - Process your Notice of Intended Marriage - Conduct legal marriage services - Register marriages with Births, Deaths and Marriages - Provide certificates and documentation - Communicate about your marriage service - Comply with legal obligations - Process payments ## Disclosure of Information As required by law, we provide marriage documentation to: - Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages - Australian Bureau of Statistics (non-identifying information only) - Other government agencies as legally required We may also share information with: - Our authorised celebrants - Approved witnesses (when arranged through our service) - Interpreters (when required and arranged through our service) ## Security of Your Information We implement appropriate security measures to protect your personal information, including: - Secure storage of physical documents - Password protection of electronic files - Limited staff access to personal information - Secure transmission of electronic data - Regular security updates ## Access to Your Information You can request access to your personal information by contacting our office. We will provide access unless restricted by law. ## Required Information Under the _Marriage Act 1961_, certain information must be provided to proceed with marriage services. We cannot conduct marriages without required documentation. ## Changes to This Policy We may update this policy periodically. Changes take effect immediately upon posting to our website. ## Complaints Privacy complaints can be directed to: - Email: tasmania [at] paperwork [dot] net [dot] au - Mail: PO Box 47, Sandy Bay, Tasmania, 7005 ## Website Usage Our website collects minimal information required to process bookings and enquiries. We do not use cookies or tracking tools. ## Third-Party Services Payment processing is handled by secure third-party providers subject to their own privacy policies. _Last updated: January 2025_ ### Terms and Conditions Source: https://marriageoffice.org/terms/ Summary: Review our terms and conditions for Marriage Office services. Understand your rights and responsibilities with clear, straightforward legal information. _Last updated_: January 19, 2025 **Please Read These Terms and Conditions Carefully Before Using This Site** --- ### Who We Are and How to Contact Us The Marriage Office is operated by **Withers XYZ Pty Ltd as trustee for the Snow Withers Trust** (referred to as "we", "us", or "our"). We are a registered business in Australia providing marriage services throughout Tasmania. To contact us, please email tasmania [at] paperwork [dot] net [dot] au. --- ### By Using Our Site, You Accept These Terms By using our Site, you confirm that you accept these terms of use and agree to comply with them. If you do not agree to these terms, you must not use our Site or our services. --- ### We May Make Changes to These Terms We amend these terms from time to time. Every time you use our Site or our services, please check these terms to ensure you understand the terms that apply at that time. These terms were most recently updated on **January 2025**. --- ### Our Services and Site Changes We may update and change our Site and services to reflect changes to our marriage services, legal requirements, users' needs, or business priorities. --- ### Service Availability Our paperwork-only marriage services are available by appointment, subject to paperwork and availability. While our Site is made available free of charge, our marriage services are provided at advertised fees. We reserve the right to modify or withdraw services for business or operational reasons and will provide reasonable notice when possible. --- ### Eligibility for Marriage Services Our services are available to those legally eligible to marry under Australian law. While our Site is accessible internationally, our marriage services are provided only within Tasmania, Australia. --- ### Handling of Personal Information Personal information collected through our forms and services is handled in accordance with Australian privacy laws and marriage legislation. We maintain strict confidentiality of all marriage-related documentation and personal information. --- ### Marriage Bookings and Payments All marriage service bookings require payment as specified on our Site. Cancellation and refund policies apply as stated in our booking terms. --- ### Intellectual Property Rights All intellectual property rights in our Site and service materials belong to The Marriage Office. You may not use our content, forms, or materials for commercial purposes without permission. --- ### Information Accuracy While we strive to provide accurate information about marriage services and requirements, you should verify current legal requirements with appropriate authorities. Our content is for general information only. --- ### Limitation of Liability Our liability is limited to the extent permissible under Australian Consumer Law. We maintain appropriate professional indemnity insurance for our marriage services. --- ### Marketing and Testimonials If you choose to provide photographs or testimonials to us, we may use them with your permission for marketing purposes. --- ### Service Area Our marriage services are provided throughout Tasmania. Travel fees may apply for services outside our standard service areas. --- ### Governing Law These terms are governed by Australian law, particularly the Marriage Act 1961 and associated regulations. Any disputes will be subject to the jurisdiction of Australian courts. --- ### Professional Standards Our celebrants maintain registration with the Attorney-General's Department and comply with all relevant legislation and professional standards.