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About Me

My name is Domenico Antonio

But nobody calls me by my birth name. As the firstborn son, my name was chosen long before I arrived, passed down through generations as a tribute to my paternal grandfather. Yet from the moment I was born, I’ve always been known simply as Tony. On my mother’s side, I carry the proud heritage of the Gubbi Gubbi people. My First Nations lineage is a deep source of strength and identity, and I honour it with every step I take.

I am also known to everyone else as the heart and soul of every celebration, not just as a celebrant, I am a storyteller, a vibe-setter, and a master of ceremonies rolled into one. With Celebrant Sorted, I bring a rare blend of warmth, humour, and professionalism that turns ordinary events into unforgettable memories.

Whether it's a wedding, naming day, vow renewal, or milestone celebration, a memorial, a funeral, or a celebration of life, I will strike the perfect balance between heartfelt and hilarious, formal and fun. With years of experience to draw from I can bring a touch of flair, connecting with people from all walks of life to make every ceremony feel personal and deeply meaningful.

When you book me for a function, you're not just hiring a celebrant, you are inviting a trusted guide, a creative collaborator, and a joyful spirit into your most important moments. I am the person that will make you feel instantly at ease, who listens deeply, and who brings a touch of magic to everything I do. That’s why couples rave, families cheer, and guests leave saying, “That was the best ceremony I’ve ever been to.” 

Don't just take my word for it...

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Phone

0423 826 246

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I acknowledge the traditional custodians of all land on which I perform ceremonies, paying my respects to the ancient bloodlines that have tended this land. I honour their leaders; past and present,  for they hold the memories, traditions and culture of the first nation people in our country.

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