Peter LloydInterfaith Minister | Ceremony & Ritual
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If you're considering a ceremony and would like to explore what it might look like, I'm happy to have a free, no-obligation conversation.

You don't need to have it all figured out. Tell me a little about what you have in mind, where you are in the process, and we can take it from there.

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FAQs

What do you charge?
Every ceremony is different, and fees depend on what you're looking for and how much support you'd like along the way. The best way to find out is to get in touch. I'm happy to talk it through, and we can find what feels right for you and works within your budget.
Can you legally marry us?
Yes. I'm a registered marriage celebrant, so I can legally marry you in Australia. That means your legal marriage and your ceremony can happen together, in one moment. If you would like a blessing without the legal side, I can do that too.
Do you marry same-sex couples?
Yes, absolutely. I welcome couples of every gender and relationships of every shape, for legal weddings and for blessings alike.
Where are you based and how far will you travel?
I'm based at Crystal Waters in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Queensland. I'm happy to travel for ceremonies depending on the location.
What does "interfaith" mean?
Being an interfaith minister means I am not tied to one particular religious tradition. I work with people of different faiths, mixed-faith couples and families, and people who don't identify as religious at all. I welcome people who are secular. Sacred is for everyone. Your ceremony can be spiritual, secular, draw from a particular faith or culture, or bring different traditions together. What matters is that the ceremony reflects your own beliefs, values and way of understanding the world.
What are your qualifications?
I completed two years of interfaith ministry training in London and was ordained as an Interfaith Minister in 2008, with accreditation in spiritual counselling through that ministry. I am also a registered marriage celebrant. I have trained for nine years in psychotherapy and process work, and I have experience in counselling and ceremonies across diverse cultures and countries.