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Fabulous Autumn Weddings in Kumeu – Peta Hardley Auckland Wedding Celebrant

Posted on Wednesday, July 31st, 2013 at 3:35 pm

I’m a bit behind with my blog and have been meaning to share a few pics of some wonderful couples most of whom chose to marry during Autumn in lovely Kumeu. And who wouldn’t want to marry in a place … Continue reading →

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Casabella Wedding

Posted on Sunday, July 3rd, 2011 at 10:49 pm

It was a real pleasure to host Eileen Harris and Andy Ferrer’s wedding here at Casabella six weeks ago. It was the first wedding here at Casabella. Andy and Eileen’s ceremony was based on their long distance love story – … Continue reading →

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Tips for a Great Wedding

Of course you want your ceremony to go according to plan. Contact us for our tips and ideas gathered over many ceremonies, to help your day run as smoothly as possible.

Contact me to discuss your special day!

Phone: (09) 412 2575
Mobile: 021 162 4752
Email: peta@ceremonyplanningservices.co.nz

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