by Susan Artup | Oct 31, 2014 | Legal Processes
Last time I wrote about the legal condition for getting married – i.e. giving one month’s notice to the celebrant ( as representative of the Attorney General). Although by law you must give one month’s notice, it is possible to hold a wedding in a shorter time: this... 
by Susan Artup | Oct 24, 2014 | Legal Processes
The first thing you need to do in the legal process of getting married is to complete a Notice of Intended Marriage. This must be done no less than a month before your wedding and not more than 18 months out from the date. Usually and ideally this form is provided by... 
by Susan Artup | Oct 17, 2014 | Legal Processes
Sometimes couples are confused about the legalities surrounding the certification of marriage. First of all, you don’t have to get a Marriage License in Australia – in its place, we have the Notice of Intended Marriage which is filled in ( “lodged” ),... 
by Susan Artup | Oct 10, 2014 | Locations
Three diverse wedding venues up the mountains are Solitary on Cliff Drive, Katoomba, Jemby Rinjah on the way to Evans Lookout at Blackheath and the Waldorf Resort in Leura. Solitary is a restaurant perched on the bend of Cliff Drive heading up to Katoomba – it used to... 
by Susan Artup | Oct 3, 2014 | Locations
If you want to take your friends and family a world away in the upper mountains, take them up through Bell to Mt Victoria –The Victoria and Albert is a renowned venue preserved in a charming time-warp, Closeburn House is smaller and more intimate with beautiful...