— A directory entry runs for thirty days from $19 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.
— 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.
— Every Australian marriage needs a Notice of Intended Marriage lodged with the celebrant at least a month before the day, and it is the step couples get wrong or leave too late. NOIM Easy walks you through filling it in and getting it witnessed.
— 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.
— Who is exhibiting, when the doors open and what entry costs. The Wedding Fair lists open days and expos around Australia, so you can meet a room full of suppliers in an afternoon rather than a month of emails.
— Getting married on the far north coast — Byron Bay, the beaches either side of it, and the hinterland behind them — as a magazine and a classifieds column in one.
— A national register for when the search is not tied to one town. Good Wedding Directory lists suppliers across Australia by what they do, rather than by the suburb they happen to sit in.
— Kingscliff, Cabarita, Murwillumbah and the valley behind them: the venues, celebrants and suppliers working the stretch between the Gold Coast and Byron.
— Registry Weddings lists registry offices, marriage offices and celebrants who run short, legal, paperwork-first ceremonies around Australia, for couples who want the marriage without the production.
— 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.
— An international register of wedding celebrants filed by destination — Tuscany, Santorini, Bali, the Cotswolds — with what each one charges and where they travel, for when the ceremony is somewhere you do not live.