Tony Wilcox

Tony and Amanda Wilcox. 

Wedding celebrants in Spain.

Tony Wilcox and his wife Amanda are both very experienced English wedding celebrants based on the Costa del Sol, Spain. Providing their services for weddings from Nerja to Estepona, they have both officiated hundreds of weddings in a wide range of wedding venues in the Malaga province.  Tony takes on most of the Celebrant work, as his wife is also a professional singer (classically trained), but when he is not available, then Amanda can also provide her celebrant services. Tony likes to offer ceremonies tailored to suit each couple's tastes and their personalities as individuals. Tony offers a very down-to-earth and modern style of blessing with either a touch of Christianity or just a secular style, tailored to the personalities of each couple. As Tony is a busy celebrant, he must be booked early!

Tony Wilcox officiating a wedding - Photo by Balance Photography

You can book our recommended wedding ministers to conduct your wedding ceremony in Spain, either as part of your wedding package or through  Nerja Bride, independent of other services if required, with NO extra fees! We only use professional, reliable celebrants to ensure perfect results and a wonderful ceremony to remember! All of our wedding ministers speak English, but we can also offer ceremonies in other languages if requested.

Amanda Wilcox officiating a ceremony - Photo by Gary Tapp / Your wedding moments.

You can book wedding celebrant Liz Wilkinson through Nerja Bride, with, or without our wedding planning services. No hidden fees or charges! Simply contact us with your wedding date, location, guest numbers and the estimated time of your ceremony. 

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• Wedding ceremonies throughout the Malaga province
• Native English-speaking celebrant. 
• Vow renewal ceremonies

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Please note: Ceremonies officiated by a celebrant / humanist minister are symbolic, they are not legally binding! You would still need to visit a registry office in your home country in order to make the wedding official. Optionally, if one of you is Catholic, you can choose to marry in the Spanish Catholic Church.