Naked & Clothing-Optional Wedding Ceremonies

ADAM, EVE (OR STEVE?)

Adam, Eve (& Steve?) is for couples who want a stripped-back (pardon the pun) wedding ceremony that celebrates body positivity and presence — choosing to stand fully seen, without hiding behind tradition, performance, or expectation.

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What is the Adam, Eve (or Steve?) Ceremony?

This is a fully legal wedding ceremony designed for couples choosing a naked or clothing-optional ceremony, delivered with professionalism, care, and absolute respect.

This is not about shock value or novelty. It’s about choosing presence over production, and creating a ceremony that feels honest, affirming, and deeply connected — with or without clothing.

The ceremony:

  • Is body-positive and consent-led

  • Uses modern, inclusive, non-religious language

  • Meets all Australian legal requirements

  • Is grounded, calm, and emotionally safe

  • Centres connection rather than spectacle

Nudity is treated neutrally and respectfully — never sensationalised, never performative.

I'm interested

What’s Included

Along with The Professionally Fabulous Standard (included in every ceremony), Adam, Eve (& Steve?) includes:

  • A fully legal wedding ceremony in a clothing-optional setting

  • Clear, respectful guidance around boundaries and consent

  • Ceremony delivery that prioritises emotional and psychological safety

  • Language and pacing designed to feel calm, affirming, and grounded

  • Professional handling of legal requirements without awkwardness

Everything is approached with discretion, care, and respect.

Best Suited If You Want

  • A naked or clothing-optional wedding ceremony

  • A body-positive, non-judgemental approach

  • A celebrant who treats nudity neutrally and professionally

  • A ceremony that feels intimate, respectful, and emotionally safe

  • Freedom from tradition, performance, or expectation

This option is especially popular with:

  • Couples aligned with naturism or body-positive values

  • Couples seeking radical authenticity

  • LGBTQIA+ couples wanting affirming, non-assumptive ceremonies

How We Will Work Together

Enquiry & Availability

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We confirm availability and ensure this ceremony is the right fit.

Initial Conversation

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We talk through expectations, boundaries, and comfort levels.

Legal Guidance

I guide you through the Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) and all legal requirements.

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Ceremony Design

The ceremony is shaped to feel respectful, calm, and aligned with your values.

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A walkthrough can be arranged to ensure everyone feels confident and at ease.

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Rehearsal (Optional)

On The Day

I arrive early and deliver the ceremony with discretion, confidence, and care.

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Held With Care

A clothing-optional ceremony requires trust, clarity, and a strong sense of emotional safety. From the first conversation to the ceremony itself, this experience is approached with care, respect, and clear boundaries.

Consent is central — how the ceremony is structured, who is present, and how the space is held are all discussed in advance. The focus is on creating an environment where everyone involved feels comfortable, respected, and at ease.

Inclusivity Without Assumption

Gender-inclusive language is standard. Same-sex, LGBTQIA+, non-binary, trans, and gender-diverse couples are genuinely welcomed and affirmed.

Bodies of all shapes, sizes, abilities, and identities are treated with respect. Nothing is assumed. Everything is consent-led.

Location & Style

Adam, Eve (& Steve?) ceremonies take place in private, appropriate locations where all participants feel safe and respected. Local regulations, venue rules, and privacy considerations are discussed in advance.

Travel fees may apply depending on location.

The Next Step

If you’re seeking a wedding ceremony that celebrates authenticity, consent, and connection — without judgement or performance, Adam, Eve (& Steve?) may be the perfect fit.

There’s no pressure. Just a respectful conversation to see if this option aligns with your values.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. A naked or clothing-optional wedding ceremony is legally valid in Australia, provided all legal requirements are met, and the ceremony takes place in an appropriate, private setting.

  • No. Guest attire is entirely optional. Some couples choose a fully nude ceremony, others opt for clothing-optional or nude-only for the couple.

  • No. This is a respectful, body-positive ceremony focused on connection, consent, and meaning. It is not sexualised or explicit.

  • Absolutely. Nudity is treated neutrally and professionally, with clear boundaries and calm delivery throughout.

  • No. When handled professionally and with clear boundaries, the ceremony feels calm, grounded, and respectful. Most couples find that once the ceremony begins, the focus naturally shifts to connection and meaning rather than what anyone is (or isn’t) wearing.

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  • Privacy and discretion are central to how this ceremony is delivered. Location, access, and boundaries are discussed in advance to ensure the ceremony takes place in a safe, private setting where all participants feel secure, respected, and at ease.

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