Naming Ceremony

Congratulations  on the birth of your precious wee baby or any other addition to the family. 

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A naming ceremony is a wonderful chance to officially introduce him/her to your family and friends. This ceremony can
be held wherever you want - such as public spaces or even in your own backyard.   

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It's the perfect opportunity to tell those gathered why you chose your child's name, what it means, your wishes for your child's future and asking those present to help you guide your precious child in this world.  We can include some cultural  elements if you wish. 

 

Whatever you want, I'll work with you to create something wonderful.

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Life should be celebrated as often as possible - from beginning to end.

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Let's get together  to plan your next celebration - this could be a Renewal of Vows or a 'Big Zero' birthday.  If the big wedding thing is too much, then elope!  I'm legally qualified to marry you wherever or however you want - as long as it's in
New Zealand. 

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Other celebrations I can help with:

• Elopements

• Renewing your Vows

• Anniversaries

• Significant Birthdays.

 

If the occasion is worthy of celebrating, then let’s make sure it's extra special.

Death and grief - sadly life does
come to an end, sometimes when
least expected. It's never easy saying goodbye to someone you love. 

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As your Celebrant I'll gently guide you through this emotional  time as together we prepare a very personal final farewell.  The loss of a loved one can be one of the most difficult times in a persons life. 

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Funerals are for the living, its a time to come together in a safe environment with family and friends to grieve, to remember and to celebrate a life well lived. It  gives us a time to cope with our grief, surrounded by people who give and receive support.  There can be music, readings, poetry, photos and the sharing of fun times together, your memories of the life of someone you loved and lost. 

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Let me help you say goodbye - it is vital step in the grieving process. A service (big or small) can be held immediately following a death or sometime later with a memorial in a place of significance to you or your loved one.