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Gorgeous Garden Ceremonies – 6 Weddings and a Naming – Peta Hardley – Celebrant, Kumeu

Posted on Thursday, July 7th, 2016 at 11:51 pm

Marriages, like a garden, take time to grow

Posted in News | Also tagged Celebrant, Gardens, Kumeu, Marriage, Northridge, Peta Hardley, sand ceremony, St Leonards, The Brigham, West Lynn gardens | Comments Off

Weddings in Auckland’s ‘Endless Summer’ – Peta Hardley Kumeu celebrant

Posted on Monday, April 22nd, 2013 at 3:41 pm

If a couple of gay guys (or girls) want to throw the gayest, most fabulous wedding of all time, the only way it should offend you is if you weren’t invited.
After all, Love is love- and is not deminished by race, religion, age or sexuality.
Equality comes from treating everybody the same, regardless of who they are.

Posted in News | Also tagged Casabella, Gracehill, Kumeu, Marriage Celebrant, Peta Hardley, Wedding, West Auckland | Comments Off

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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!

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'Marriage can make us free – to see, to be, to love. Our souls are protected; our hearts have come home'.

- Author Unknown

"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."

- George Carlin

'The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate'.

- Oprah Winfrey

'Love doesn’t make the world go round, but love is what makes the ride worth while'.

- P.Jones

'A name once given, is associated with a person's face, their voice, their walk, their laugh, and all the other characteristics which their family and friends recognise. This child's name will be spoken, whispered, shouted, cried, sung and written thousands of times by family, friends, neighbours, teachers, colleagues, lovers and strangers, and maybe by children and grandchildren'.