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A naming ceremony conducted by Nicole is a unique occasion for everyone to feel involved, as they pledge their love and support for you and your child. The ceremony is also designed to announce the safe arrival of your child. Your family and
friends would be invited to meet, to greet, to express their wishes
and hopes for the future, and to officially welcome your child.
The naming ceremony is a celebration by all of the people
involved in your child’s life. It is an opportunity for you to
state in front of your family and friends the unconditional love and
care, support and encouragement that you will continue to provide as
a parent.
Just by holding a naming ceremony, you are expressing that your
child is a very important member of your family. The naming ceremony can be the basis of a very
special family gathering, and can be a wonderful video and photographic record for your child.
Naming ceremonies have become a popular alternative to a church
Christening or Baptism. Many people today do not regularly attend
church, or are unable to make the commitment often requested by a
priest or minister of religion.
Some parents also feel that their children should be able to make
their own informed decision as to which religion, if any, they may
wish to follow.
For these reasons, naming ceremonies have become part of our
"Australian" culture - a historical gathering of family
and friends.
As each family is different, the naming ceremony is individually
tailored to suit your own particular circumstances.
If you would like to know what people have said about the
ceremonies that Nicole has conducted, please have a look at her Letters
page.
To conduct an Absolutely Fabulous Ceremony takes careful planning and time, often with several hours of behind the scenes preparation and activities that are rarely seen.
Why would you risk your lifetime memories by shopping around for the cheapest celebrant?
Not all celebrants or ceremonies are the same!
The Naming Ceremony can be held in the privacy of your own home, a
park, or venue of your choice. View the Venues
page if you would like to find out about some local venues.
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