(1) Where a marriage is solemnise d by or in the presence of an authorised celebrant, being a minister of religion, it may be solemnise d according to any form and ceremony recognised as sufficient for the purpose by the religious body or organisation of which he or she is a minister.
(2) Where a marriage is solemnise d by or in the presence of an authorised celebrant, not being a minister of religion, it is sufficient if each of the parties says to the other, in the presence of the authorised celebrant and the witnesses, the words:
"I call upon the persons here present to witness that I, A.B. ( or C.D.), take thee, C.D. ( or A.B.), to be my lawful wedded wife ( or husband , or spouse )";
(3) Where a marriage has been solemnise d by or in the presence of an authorised celebrant, a certificate of the marriage prepared and signed in accordance with section 50 is conclusive evidence that the marriage was solemnise d in accordance with this section.
(4) Nothing in subsection ( 3) makes a certificate conclusive:
(a) where the fact that the marriage ceremony took place is in issue--as to that fact; or
(b) where the identity of a party to the marriage is in
issue--as to the identity of that party.