Congratulations
to you both on your engagement.
Your wedding ceremony is one of the most important parts of your wedding day.
I guarantee that my professionalism and expertise will ensure your ceremony runs smoothly and is the way you always dreamt it would be.
My aim is to take the stress out of the ceremony for you. The most important thing to remember is that your wedding is about YOU.
My fee includes two meetings, plus a practise session if required. I prepare your personalised ceremony together with a commemorative copy for you to keep on your wedding day.
I feel privileged to be involved in this rewarding profession and I would be honoured to be a part of your wedding, which is such a momentous occasion in each of our lives. This is a very busy and exciting time for you both, so enjoy every moment.
Please contact me by phone or email if I can assist you.
A Naming ceremony is a fulfilling and meaningful experience for all concerned. It is an occasion when a child is welcomed into the family. It is a wonderful expression of joy, hope and acceptance.
We have a meeting together so that we can get to know each other and to discuss your wishes for a beautiful ceremony. I individualise the ceremony to suit yourself and your child.
On the day you will receive a Naming Certificate on completion of the ceremony and a commemorative copy of the ceremony to keep.
Enjoy the gift of your child through every stage in their life. Parenthood is a wonderful experience that can never be equalled.
There are times when a married couple may feel they would like to express and renew their love and commitment to each other. Such ceremonies are full of warmth and feeling.
Renewal ceremonies are very similar to marriage ceremonies, although there is one difference which is important. Each ceremony will be unique, as each marriage is different.
Some ceremonies may have a special role for the children or grand-children of the marriage partners.
Contact me: ph: 07 4636 3843 | mob: 0431 951 250 |
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