Wedding Ceremonies

Your wedding will honour your love and commitment to each other. The ceremony will be designed to 
reflect your individual styles, whether it may be intimate, simple, elegant, romantic, traditional or spiritual. Your wedding day will be relaxed and a joyful celebration of your union.

So that you feel confident your wedding celebration will be truly memorable as one of the happiest days of your life, with the least amount of stress, it’s vital that you have a rapport with your celebrant. 

It is important that your Wedding Ceremony is perfect for you both. While there are some certain paperwork and words to make the ceremony legal, it is the language of the heart that makes it special to you as a couple
and to your family and friends.
 
The wedding ceremony will be crafted just for you! We will use personal information to the extent that you want. After composing the first draft with your input - you will receive an email for your approval, corrections, or changes.
You have unlimited consultations and complete final approval of the ceremony with your wedding celebrant. We can introduce any readings, symbolism or other elements - and in the end, you will have the perfect 
wedding ceremony.

Some added extra rituals or symbols that can be used in any Civil Marriage Ceremony are a Butterfly release ceremony, Sand pouring ceremony, Lighting of the Unity candle, Hand fasting, the rose ceremony or even warming of the rings

Renewal of Vows

Many couples choose to hold a second wedding when approaching a significant anniversary. Perhaps newlyweds held their wedding ceremony in another location and people significant to then could not make it.

Renewal of vows is not a legal ceremony and adaptations to vows and wording must be made to reflect the true nature of the ceremony and to avoid misinterpretation. Certificates can be created celebrating their re-commitment to each other and including their extended family.

Baby Naming Ceremony / Other Celebrations

An alternative to a christening, a name giving event allows a new born to be introduced to its family and wider community. The use of readings, symbols and other facets of the ceremony provide the parents with an opportunity to acknowledge significant people in the baby's life and to explain the name chosen for the baby.

Certificates are provided for the baby, grandparents or guardians to mark the day and their role in the ceremony. Themes such as "fairies" and "teddy bears" are often used to personalise the day. And wish boxes, signature frames, videos etc are all wonderful ways to collect memories of the day.

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