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Josh Withers
Weddings + Web Development
I'm an Australian marriage celebrant, a professional MC, and a builder of useful things for weddings and for the internet. Fifteen-odd years and thousands of couples across more than twenty countries later, I still think the ceremony should be the best part of the wedding.
Britt and I live with our young family on two acres in the Huon Valley, Tasmania, where decent Wi-Fi and wild ambition continue to coexist. Everything I do has a card on the bench above.
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