The Wedding Fair

What's on, and where, for couples planning a wedding.

A black and white portrait of a couple on their wedding day, her head resting on his shoulder. Kinda chic to only invite the person you are actually marrying.
A newly married couple kissing while holding martinis. Kinda chic to finish your ceremony and immediately order a martini.
A couple embracing on a clifftop at golden hour above a forested valley. Kinda chic to say your vows with mountain views instead of a reception schedule.

Advertise in The Wedding Fair

A directory entry runs for thirty days from $20 including GST, goes live once it is approved, and stays on the site afterwards at a decaying position rather than vanishing. You set the amount and you can change it whenever you like.
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Advertisement for Wedding Computer: what if all of the wedding vendors, the planner, the venue and the couple were all reading from the same sheet?

The Internet, by Josh Withers

A web development studio building websites for small Australian service businesses that need a modern site: fast, plainly written, and built to be found and quoted by search and answer engines as readily as by a person.
theinternet.com.au

Thinking about eloping instead

Elopement is the Australian guide to getting married without the wedding: what the paperwork actually needs, what it costs, where you can legally hold a ceremony for two, and the celebrants and photographers who only do this.
elopement.au

Wedding Magazine

Australian wedding people and the writing that goes with them: a national register of celebrants, photographers, venues and planners, alongside plain writing about getting married.
weddingmagazine.com.au

Officiants

A national register of wedding celebrants listed by state, with what each one charges and where they work — for when the ceremony is somewhere you do not live.
officiants.directory