Vicki Lever

Civil Marriage Celebrant
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Celebrant background: I became a Civil Marriage Celebrant in 2009 in Sydney. However, in 2022, I decided to have a sea change and moved to beautiful Nelson Bay in Port Stephens. I feel very privileged to have this role, and I currently celebrate life in the Bay, by offering Celebrant services in my new local and surrounding areas.
With my background as a Training Manager, I have excellent communication and writing skills. Along with 14 years experience as a celebrant, I will design a ceremony that is both personal and memorable.
Why I'm a celebrant: I love meeting each and every couple, and I am passionate about my role. Most of all, I love working with couples to design a ceremony which is unique, all about your love, and most of all, that you absolutely love.

Whether they want the ceremony vibe to be around love, family, friendship, or for the feel of the service to be traditional, formal, or light and fun.
Treasured memories: Whenever a guest or family member comes to thank and congratulate me after the ceremony, it makes my day!
Tips : Involving family members and friends in your ceremony can make your day even more special.
and I'd like to say: As an experienced Celebrant, I can offer lots of different options for your ceremony. But ultimately, listening to you and understanding your expectations is extremely important for a successful ceremony and happy couple.
Areas serviced: Port Stephens, Newcastle and the Hunter Valley
Celebrant Town/ Suburb: Nelson Bay
State: New South Wales
Phone: 0409 527 721
Your Website: https://vickilever.com.au
Located in: Newcastle, Hunter Valley and Port Stephens

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