It was a beautiful day for Keira’s Naming Ceremony and her 1st Birthday.  Family and friends gathered at home to celebrate this very special occasion.  The theme chosen was Butterflies and as the guests arrived a butterfly sticker was put on their cheek.  Beautiful little Keira wore butterfly wings and had a butterfly motive on her cheek.  At the conclusion of the ceremony, Jayden, her big brother, was given the honour of releasing two butterflies from their little net cage.  As he released them they flew up above the guests and hovered overhead, which bought squeals of joy from all the little ones present.

If you’re trying to add something special to your ceremony, there are a number of rituals that will enhance you ceremony.  Ribbons, candles, music and sand cermonies just to name a few. During these rituals, ripples of love flow through the ceremony and bring your guests closer together.

It was a beautiful sunny afternoon at Glengariff Historic Estate when Lucy and Matt exchanged their personally written vows.  Lucy chose a sleeveless gown with a silk overlay and her bridesmaids wore gorgeous knee length aqua dresses and carried matching singapore orchids.  At the conclusion of their ceremony they chose to release two celebration doves from www.weddingdoves.com.au  and had two wandering amongst their guests.  With guests travelling from the overseas it was a wonderful gathering of family and friends.  To add a touch of home for Matt, they decorated each table with a story from each part of Matt’s homeland.

Philip and Suzzee toast their future

It was the most perfect weather in Mt Tamborine when Suzzee walked the red carpet to marry her dream man, Philip, at The Castle in Tamborine.  Suzzee chose a red colour scheme and wore a hand beaded feather headpiece and carried a bouquet of crystals in a flower design.  To remember deceased family members they chose a Candle Lighting. The bride is usually the one with tears, but as Philip and Suzzee exchanged their personal vows, Philip shed a few emotional tears.  He said he was a softie and the ceremony they chose reflected just that.  The ceremony was enhanced with the music of angels by Harpist, Janice Preece.

If you’re looking for that special place to “tie the knot” the Tangalooma Resort on Moreton Island is just beautiful.  The Island Resort is just over an hour from Brisbane and under the palms is the perfect backdrop for your ceremony.  The spectacular scenery offers the opportunity for the most amazing wedding photos.

   

Something sweet, for someone sweet.