If you are searching for a registry wedding in Tasmania, you are usually looking for a small, simple, legal marriage without the cost and fuss of a wedding.
That is exactly what our $700 paperwork-only marriage is built for.
The Important Bit
We are not a government service.
We are private authorised celebrants providing the simple, registry-style option for couples who want to get married in Tasmania without the wedding production.
The service is the same in the practical sense most couples mean: professional, short, sweet, quick, and legally effective. It is not the same venue or provider. You are not getting married inside the BDM Registry or a courthouse.
What Most People Mean by Registry Wedding
Usually, people mean:
- a legal marriage
- low fuss
- clear pricing
- a short ceremony, usually around five minutes
- a practical process
That is the service we offer.
How It Works
In Tasmania, the process is usually:
- complete your NOIM
- have it witnessed by an authorised witness
- send the paperwork to us
- once it is received and checked, we confirm a date, time, and place
- meet in person with two adult witnesses and get married
Why Couples Choose Us Instead
Couples use us because they want:
- the cheapest and easiest option
- helpful guidance in plain English
- a private celebrant, not a big ceremony business
- the legal marriage done properly
If You Want More Than This
If by “registry wedding” you actually mean:
- a small ceremony with your own vows and under 20 guests, see our $1,400 elopement and micro wedding package
- a wedding with 20 or more guests, see our $1,600 wedding ceremony package, which includes a PA system
Every package is priced upfront.
Quick Answers
Is this a legal marriage?
Yes. It is a fully legal Australian marriage when all legal requirements are met.
Is this the same as a government registry office?
No. It is a private celebrant service. It is the same kind of short, professional legal marriage service, but it is not run by the BDM Registry and it does not happen inside a registry office.
Can it stay very simple?
Yes. That is the point of the service.