About Me

- It is important to mark rites of passage in our lives and it is appropriate that we can have ceremonies that reflect our individuality. Through crafting ceremonies that are true to you, we can share our important milestones with family and friends in a way that is truthful, beautiful and memorable.
- I live in northern Sydney but enjoy travelling to all parts of Sydney to conduct ceremonies. I find it very interesting and rewarding to meet the people who are planning a wedding, a civil commitment, a naming, or any other ceremony. I love going to different places for weddings and other ceremonies; places which are special to the lives of those involved.
- I have been an English and History teacher, but over the years, have became more and more interested in the importance of ritual and ceremony in our lives and in 2006 I became a civil marriage celebrant. I believe that I am a good listener and a good communicator and really enjoy working with couples to create ceremonies.
Qualifications
- B.A., Dip. Ed.
- Justice of the Peace
- CHCMCEL401A Plan, conduct and review a Marriage Ceremony,
- CHCADMIN5C Work within the administrative protocols
- CHCCS5B Identify and address specific client needs
- WFSFNL407A Perform General Funeral Celebrancy
- SC02-N Conduct Naming Ceremony
- Commonwealth Registered Marriage Celebrant, A7523
Association Membership
Australian Marriage Celebrants Incorp.
AFCC, Australian Federation of Civil Celebrants Incorp.
Funeral Celebrants Association Australia Incorp.
Accredited Bridal Industry Associate, Australian Bridal Industry Academy
Finalist, Australian Bridal Industry Awards, 2010
Affiliate member Women's Network Australia


I am a regular donor to:
Matthew Talbot Hostel St Vincent de Paul Matthew Talbot Hostel
Wesley Mission, Sydney Wesley Mission
Youth Off the Streets Father Chris Riley's Youth Off the Streets
Unicef Unicef Australia
Red Cross Australian Red Cross
Go to my celebrant blog for news and articles about marriage.My Celebrant Blog

Your wedding should be fun!
Copyright Elaine Searle 2011