The right amount of ceremony without the pomp and circumstance
One of the first things you learn about as an advertising copywriter is tone of voice. It’s about what you say as much as it is about how you say it.
An MC must land on the right tone of voice for an occasion instantly.
Bringing comfort and assurance, whether the occasion is sombre or something to be celebrated.
A good MC Reads the room, engages the room, and reassures the room.
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Marriage Is a Contract
Like most contracts there’s a lot of paperwork involved before, during and after the ceremony.
Every registered marriage celebrant is authorised by law to solemnise marriages according to law.
We’ve all been trained to ensure everything is done by the book with no exceptions.
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Wedding Must-Haves
Outside of the documentation, informed consent, and a registered celebrant, your ceremony only needs to have three elements to satisfy the legal requirements:
1) The couple recites the legal vows
2) The celebrant recites an official phrase known as the ‘monitum’
3) Two witnesses aged 18+ to co-sign the official documents.
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The Rest Is Up To You
Saying I do, exchanging rings, walking down the aisle, sharing a kiss - all of these elements most people would call ‘traditional’ are optional extras. By all means include them, but there’s no rule saying you have to have them.
My speciality is writing and performing a ceremony that tells your unique story in the most engaging way imaginable.
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Start Today
The more time we have to plan, refine and perfect your wedding day script the better.
The first step is to get in touch using the contact form below. Then we can find a time to discuss your plans, hopes and dreams for the day.
Whatever they are, big or small, by the book or off-script, we’ll find a way to make it unforgettable.
life’s big moments Can leave you Speechless
Trust CT to know what to say and when to sa
Why MC CT?
I’m an MC (Multi-disciplinary Creative) with decades of experience coming up with and presenting ideas.
This makes me a highly-effective MC (Mentor/Coach) in creative storytelling and presentation skills - two important traits that make a great MC (Master of Ceremonies).
With all of these skills at my disposal, becoming an MC (Marriage Celebrant) was the next obvious step.
So if you want an MC who’s also an MC to be your MC and maybe even your MC, call CT.
