Weddings

Let me congratulate you and your partner on your future marriage.
What an exciting time it is for you both, as you look forward to your future together.
Whether you are making a commitment to each other for
the first time or renewing your vows, my role as your Celebrant
is to assist in making your dream day come true.

I am happy to arrange an obligation-free meeting to explain
everything you need and want to know about your special day. I will assist you through all the steps to ensure your wedding day is everything you dreamt of.

‘Our soul mate is the one who makes life come to life.’

Funerals

If your ceremony is to farewell, I would be honoured to join hands with you to celebrate the life-journey of your loved one. Together we can create the perfect service by putting your memories and feelings into words.
While you are fare-welling your loved one, I will co-ordinate and conduct your ceremony quietly, with the grace and dignity you and your family deserve at this time of sadness and loss.

‘When the heart weeps for what it has lost, the soul laughs for what it has found’

Commitment Ceremonies

Sometimes a couple decides to spend the rest of their lives together without the formality of a wedding. The difference between a Wedding and a Commitment Ceremony is that the Commitment Ceremony is not legally recognized and the Celebrant doesn’t say the legally required wording.
As it is not legal in Australia for same-sex couples to officially marry, this ceremony is a beautiful way for couples to celebrate their love for each other with family and friends.

‘If nothing changed, there'd be no butterflies.’

Naming Ceremonies

A Naming Ceremony is considered a formal introduction
of your baby to your family and friends and for them to share the naming of a child in their presence.
This type of Ceremony can also be used for an adopted child.
This Ceremony is not a Baptism or Christening, it is a day of celebrating the birth of your precious one with those you love…
an occasion for everyone to feel involved,

‘Children are a bridge to heaven’

Renewal of Vows

There are many reasons a couple decides to reaffirm the wedding vows they made at their wedding ceremony. It may be to mark a significant Anniversary, or just to reaffirm the love they have for each other as they did on the day they were joined as husband and wife.
Sharing your eternal love with your own children, grandchildren, friends, and extended family is a true commitment to your lifelong partnership. Whatever the reason for this ceremony, there is no legal significance for this, so basically it can be made as simple or as
complex as the couple prefer.

‘To love someone deeply gives you strength.
Being loved by someone deeply gives you courage.’