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Melanie Lawson
Sep
17

Reflecting on how Covid-19 has affected our industry

COVID-19 has knocked all of us for six and it doesn’t appear that the situation will change anytime soon.  Join celebrant Mel Lawson from Oberon in Victoria as she reflects on how Covid has affected our industry...

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Wendy Haynes
Mar
17

Coronavirus and celebrancy

This special blog post is a little different to our regular program, however, it is full of much needed information about our current Coronavirus - Covid19 situation, how it affects us as celebrants and those who are holding or planning ceremonies in the near future.  Today's blog is written by professional celebrant, author, trainer, and Network member, Wendy Haynes.

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Guest — DEBBIE C HARDWICK

You Haven't Changed!

Hi Wendy, I've only just read your blog as got the email today. Sadly since you wrote this weddings are down to couples and witne... Read More
Sunday, 05 April 2020 14:58
Wendy Haynes

Thank you

Hi Deb, Thank you so much for your support! I've been a bit busy with another project that you may be interested in - Online Funer... Read More
Friday, 10 April 2020 19:41
Guest — DEBBIE C HARDWICK

I missed your reply

Hi Wendy, I've only just read this reply and your email sorry otherwise I would have joined you onlline today. Let me know if you... Read More
Tuesday, 14 April 2020 15:55
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