Q. Marriage Certificate?
You will receive two marriage certificates. One marriage certificate during the marriage ceremony and the other marriage certificate apply through - NSW Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages, either

• Apply online
• Apply by post, or in person
Q. Are we allowed to add cultural traditions in the marriage ceremony?
Yes, it is allowed and recognised the social, cultural and legal significance of marriage and the marriage ceremony in the Australian community, and the importance of strong and respectful family relationships.
Q. Notice period required to get married?
Once you decide to marry, you are required to give a marriage celebrant at least one month notice (not more than 18 months’ notice) of an intended date of marriage.
Q. Marriageable age to get married?
From 1 August 1991, the marriageable age is 18 years. If a person, not yet 18, wishes to marry prior to their 18th birthday, only a court empowered to give a 'Section 12' order can give authority for this marriage to be solemnised.

A NOIM may be lodged prior to the 18th birthday, as long as the marriage occurs after the birthday.
Q. What if either party has been previously married?
If either party has been previously married, you must provide the marriage celebrant with evidence of the termination with either a Divorce Certificate (if divorced) or a full Death Certificate (if widowed). Certificates in a foreign language must be translated into English by an authorised interpreter/translator service.

Photocopies are not accepted.