Kym and Clint- 26/11/11

They say that rain on your wedding day is meant to mean good luck. If this is true, good luck will follow Kym and Clint for an eternity! The rain did clear for a short time, but it came down in bucket-loads as soon as Kym and her bridesmaids arrived.

Despite the weather, the atmosphere at Kym and Clint's wedding was lovely. Their friends and family were obviously very happy for the two of them and didn't mind the odd raindrop falling on their head.

Kym's dress was beautiful and Clint looked very dapper in his wedding attire. They wanted a 'no fuss' ceremony, and that's what I delivered. I do, however, believe I did see Kym shed a few tears. Was I imagining this? Did anyone else see this? Or is it possible that the woman who proclaimed she didn't want a soppy wedding couldn't help crying tears of happiness? Well, stranger things have happened, I guess.

Good luck to Kym and Clint!

Alison and Paul- 5/11/11

I've only known Alison and Paul for a short amount of time, but during this time it has become so obvious to me that they are made for one another. Both of them are very humorous people and they are so much fun to spend time with. I was thrilled to be able to marry them.


Their wedding at Crittenden Estate, on the Mornington Peninsula, was so laid back and reflected their personalities perfectly. Alison was one of the most relaxed brides I have ever seen! The weather was beautiful and the day revolved around family and close friends.


Alison and Paul made 1000 paper cranes for the occasion, and these added such a personal and unique touch to their celebrations.


Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sund, and thank-you so much for allowing me to play a part on your big day.


xoxo

Sarah and Troy- 22/10/2011

The secret is out! Sarah and Troy are two of my best friends and we have been harbouring a secret... Nearly four years ago, Sarah designed and made my wedding gown and I am still incredibly appreciative for this. When I heard the news of Sarah and Troy's engagement, I really wanted to make a contribution to their wedding, but unfortunately, my sewing skills are non-existent. So I became a celebrant and between us, we decided Sarah and Troy would be the first couple I unite in marriage, and, to make things even more exciting, we kept this a secret from everybody.

Mr and Mrs Jarvis celebrated their wedding yesterday, and now the secret is out. I was so thrilled to be able to marry two people who are very important to me and I'll never forget the ceremony. I nearly cried when I saw Sarah walking towards Troy, but luckily, I managed to compose myself and the ceremony went well.

A big thank-you to Mr and Mrs Jarvis for allowing me to be a part of their wedding. The whole day was beautiful, not to mention, so much fun!

Congratulations!

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With my husband at our wedding in 2007

I've always loved weddings. There's something about the anticipation in the air, the start of something new and the excitement that lifts everyones' spirits. Being a celebrant allows me to share in this excitement and this is something I love to be a part of. This is why I decided to become a wedding celebrant. If you would like to contact me, you can do so by sending an email to laurasceremonies@gmail.com or by calling 0400029401.
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