Byron Bay Ceremonies

There are so many elopements at Byron Bay and the number is on the rise. Let’s face it, a wedding can be an expensive exercise.

• The cost of the average Australian Wedding is over $45,000 and heading North so an elopement may be an attractive option.
• Couples can fly to Byron, spend the week in champagne accommodation, wine, dine and treat themselves to plenty of ‘us time’.
• Then throw a party for friends and family back home.

Reasons for staging a wedding?

• Public Declaration of Commitment
• Community Support and Validation
• Shared Joy and Memory Creation
• Quality Time with Loved Ones
• A Memorable Experience for Guests
• Opportunity for a Grand Celebration
• Cultural and Family Traditions

The renewal of vows is as meaningful as a marriage ceremony and on many occasions even more so. For example, a couple may have lived through the ups and downs of daily life and always put each other first so this has strengthened their love and appreciation over time. The renewal of vows can extend to the ritualising of gratitude and confirmation of a rock solid bond. A couple may be re-establishing something that they lost and want to celebrate their reunion. A couple may want to include the renewal of vows as an addition to milestone wedding anniversary

Walk in as lovers and walk out as Newlyweds!

But at least one month prior to the Ceremony:

• Download, print and complete a 'Notice of Intention to Marry' form. You need to have at least one signature witnessed.

• Email your birth certificates or Passports and other documentation as required