Love lock, love-heart locks, wish locks, luck locks, or simply old-fashioned padlocks… whatever you call them, using a padlock in a marriage ceremony is symbolic gesture of everlasting love. Continue reading
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With this love lock, I thee wed…
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Civil vs Religious Ceremonies – What’s the Difference?
It’s a sad but true cliché for some couples planning their wedding ceremony… The MOB and/or MOG (Mother of the Bride/Groom) want the wedding to be done “their” way.
Sometimes it’s a wonderful thing to have a willing delegate, but when personal views begin to override the wishes of the couple, things can get tough. One such prickly issue is the mother who wants a religious ceremony for her son or daughter…
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Secret technique for calming a nervous bride
Wow! Wow! Wow! My first ever business award – little ol’ me took out the Margaret River Chamber of Commerce’s “E Marketing Strategy of Excellence” award!
Being quite tech savvy and a gadget goddess, I thought I had a pretty good chance… until I heard the list of entrants being read out on the night. Continue reading
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Mile-high wedding will fit tight budget
As reported in the Augusta Margaret Times, January 2011…
Couples looking for a glamorous, adventurous way to say “I do” should look no further than a new wedding service offering the chance to get married while flying over Margaret River. Continue reading
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Civil law versus God’s law – in the end, it’s humans that “count”
Photo courtesy Augusta Margaret River Times
“Considering there have been no “civil” arguments opposing marriage equality presented so far, I am optimistic that it’s not a matter of “if” same-sex marriage will be legalised in Australia, but “when”!”
(My reply to the Augusta Margaret River Times on the issue of removing discriminatory phrasing from the Marriage Act.) Continue reading
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Support civil rights: Vote yes to “gay marriage”
I wrote this letter to the Augusta Margaret River Times editor in April 2011 in response to a story that Nola Marino would be returning to Parliament without taking the Poll of sentiment on “gay marriage”, despite being obliged to do so by parliamentary vote. Continue reading
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