


Lana Weller - Registered Marriage Celebrant at Aroha Collaborations!
Kia ora! I’m Lana—a Commonwealth-Registered Marriage Celebrant and proud Māori woman living on beautiful Yuggera and Turrbal country (Brisbane).
Every love story is special, and it’s my passion to help you celebrate yours with authenticity, warmth, and meaning. I specialise in crafting personalised weddings that honour your traditions, values, and dreams—infusing each ceremony with genuine aroha and unique touches that reflect who you truly are.
My journey as a celebrant is deeply rooted in the strength and stories of my ancestors. Their wisdom, resilience, and tikanga (customs) inspire me every day, grounding my mahi (work) and ensuring every ceremony radiates connection and respect.
Wherever your path has started, and wherever it leads, you are never alone—you are always welcome here. Let’s create a celebration that feels like coming home.
If you’re ready to begin, reach out today—I’d love to connect!
Ngā mihi mahana, (Warmest regards)
Lana xo


Important Information
Planning your wedding in Brisbane can feel overwhelming, but as an experienced Brisbane wedding celebrant, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. One of the most important aspects of your wedding ceremony is ensuring your marriage is legally binding in Australia. Below, you’ll find essential information and resources to help you meet all legal requirements for your marriage ceremony.
In the Additional Resources section, you’ll discover creative wedding planning tips, inspiration for your special day, and recommendations for beautiful wedding venues in Brisbane and popular destination wedding locations. Whether you’re searching for must-know legal steps or unique ideas to personalise your ceremony, you’ll find everything you need here—so you can focus on enjoying a memorable and stress-free celebration.
Getting Married In Australia: Understanding The Legal Requirements
Marriage Celebrant VS Wedding Planner: Understanding The Difference
Official Documents For Getting Married In Australia: What Are They and What is Their Purpose?
Click here to be taken to the Attorney-General's Department where you'll find more detailed information about getting married in Australia. Please note: this link opens in a new tab