Commonwealth-registered marriage celebrant based in the Huon Valley, creating meaningful, modern and fun wedding ceremonies across Tasmania.
Josh Withers is a full-time, Commonwealth-registered Huon Valley marriage celebrant and funeral celebant living in the Huon Valley and performing weddings across Tasmania. Known for creating ceremonies that are fun, modern, and meaningful, Josh brings warmth and professionalism to every couple’s big day.
Whether you’re planning an intimate Huon Valley elopement among the Huon pines or a large celebration overlooking the River Derwent, Josh ensures your wedding ceremony is the highlight of the day–not just the paperwork.
With over 15 years of experience, thousands of ceremonies performed worldwide, and deep roots in the Tasmanian community, Josh combines expertise with a personal touch. His packages range from simple legals-only ceremonies to fully tailored celebrations, including MC services.
Couples who book Josh receive clear communication, full legal support, and a ceremony that reflects who they truly are–unique, human, and joyful.
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