A little share …
Today, Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week), ends. My knowledge of Te Reo is very limited. Devotions are something I share in groups I belong to. This week, in an effort to acknowledge this important week, and
I love celebrating life and encourage folk to bring friends and family together to do so. Privately I do a bit of that with my hubby, kids, grandkids, other extended family and of course, friends.
Life is worth celebrating!
MOTHERS’ DAY
I’m a Mum. I remember my Mum. I loved and learned from my grand Mums. I also was, and am, influenced by man Mum figures in my life. My sisters are Mums. My girl’s have become Mums. Some of
Jumping into Level 2 …
Weddings begin to get a bit easier at Level 2. Here’s an overview … For Personalised Ceremonies – Maximum of 50 people indoors, or 100 outdoors – this includes the couple, two witnesses & celebrant but does not include venue
Spring is “just around the corner” and with it comes Level 3!
Weddings ‘can’ happen at level 3 – but there are strict guidelines which may mean you choose to hold off. So,what will a L3 ceremony look like? … Maximum of 10 people present including couple, two witnesses & celebrant. People
Hold on to love – tomorrow will come
My heartfelt love to couples who have needed to postpone their planned wedding due to being level 4. These circumstance are out of your control but it is hard, especially for those who are not already living together and it
26 weeks & 26 weddings
January is perhaps my favourite month of the year – for lots of reasons. Part of this year was 3 simply special wedding celebrations. Congratulations to all three couples and may 2021 be a wonderful beginning to neat marriages. Special
An Awesome Start to 2021 – January to April
Every ceremony is ‘Simply Special’ Huge Congratulations to all my eighteen couples from January through April 2021. Even with a basic script, personalities, little touches and celebrations before or after the ceremony, add so much. As you continue together, may you
2020 – A Year of Many Changes – but we did it!
A common word used to describe 2020 has been ‘unprecedented’ – I’m not sure if that is entirely true but it certainly was one ‘out of the box’. For me personally, lots of positives in a year where I found
Moving to Level 3
Let’s be wise and stick to the rules folks. I, like most of us, want to return to ‘normal’ as soon as possible. I have serious concerns about some of my friends who have lost jobs and/or income. I am
ANZAC 2020
We remember… A different celebration this year … strange. We are nearing the end of level 4 lockdown due to COVIR-19 which means we wont have the gathering at the Cenotaph this year. I would normally attend the Dawn Parade
