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Bronte Price
Oct
28

Pronouns – Why They’re Important And Why You Should Use Them Correctly

She, he, them, they... pronouns and the way we use them are changing and it's time we all got onboard. Melbourne Celebrant Bronte Price has written today's blog to help us understand how pronouns are being used today.

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Ask A Celebrant
Mar
01

Commitment Ceremonies

Commitment Ceremonies

A Commitment Ceremony is every bit like a Marriage Ceremony except for one thing - the ceremony is not legally binding.  However the love and sentiment and support and meaning are just the same.

 
This type of ceremony is usually held for people who are not able to marry due to current laws, so a lot of couples from the LGBTIQ community choose to commit to each other this way.  However, Commitment Ceremonies are open and available to everyone who wants to declare their love for their partner without the legalities.
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Beverley Knowles

Love them.

I have done several Committment Ceremonies over the past ten years and no two are the same. Some couples have very lavish ceremon... Read More
Saturday, 11 March 2017 17:06
Leslie Ridgeway

Bring it on

I have conducted quite a few Commitment Ceremonies over the past 7 years. Some couples have preferred to call them Unity Ceremonie... Read More
Monday, 06 March 2017 17:44
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