BIG Love Ceremonies. Marriage & Funeral Celebrant. in Redcliffe, Queensland | Wedding planning service

BIG Love Ceremonies. Marriage & Funeral Celebrant.

Locality: Redcliffe, Queensland

Phone: +61 412 619 085

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23.01.2022 KIND WORDS These two gorgeous love muffins have been patient and flexible and creative and open to all the good things that can surprise us when we stay open. It has been a Covid journey for sure, but what we all created together was just sooo very lovely I was on such a Big Love High afterwards & I received these gorgeous words today. . Where do I even begin, Jo is simply the best there is. ... She is the epitome of professional and goes out of her way to make sure everything runs smoothly. Despite needing to change plans a few times (Thanks COVID) Jo was always open to all our ideas and made us feel so well looked after. On the actual day, Jo brought us all to tears with a ceremony so true to us. Our guests couldn't stop raving about it! Thanks Jo, we certainly have big love for you . (& a huge shout out to @lukegoingweddings for always being so chill and so good at ) See more

22.01.2022 Seeing Lauren sends butterflies through my body. The happiest moments are when we are together . And their wedding day sure was a testament to that happiness. Laughter rang out ALL day. What a joy to witness such love. . @lightsmithimages

21.01.2022 Because she had kisses sweeter than wine She had, mmm, mmm, kisses sweeter than wine @ephemeralcreative

21.01.2022 This episode of Brene's Podcast is JUST SO GOOD. We all know grief. This is just beautiful. Give yourself the gift of listening to it.

20.01.2022 ALL the Yays after all the tears and all the laughs. . By @storiesbyash @ Uluramaya Retreat Cabins

19.01.2022 There are some people I admire so much, people I aspire to be like when I get my act together. The remarkable women at The Last Hurrah Funerals are such people. Grieving folk have had it tough this year, and these caring, compassionate women are going the extra mile to assist those in grief-literally and figuratively. Read below to see the Love Filled Last Ride for Ray they orchestrated today.

19.01.2022 This is such a vital resource for parents who wish to spend more time with their babies

17.01.2022 More events for Dying to Know Day...

17.01.2022 The dead are not distant or absent. They are alongside us. When we lose someone to death, we lose their physical image and presence, they slip out of visible form into invisible presence. This alteration of form is the reason we cannot see the dead. But because we cannot see them does not mean that they are not there. ... Transfigured into eternal form, the dead cannot reverse the journey and even for one second re-enter their old form to linger with us a while. Though they cannot reappear, they continue to be near us and part of the healing of grief is the refinement of our hearts whereby we come to sense their loving nearness. When we ourselves enter the eternal world and come to see our lives on earth in full view, we may be surprised at the immense assistance and support with which our departed loved ones have accompanied every moment of our lives. In their new, transfigured presence their compassion, understanding and love take on a divine depth, enabling them to become secret angels guiding and sheltering the unfolding of our destiny. JOHN O'DONOHUE Photo: @terrihanlonphotographer

17.01.2022 Grief Children grieve differently to adults. This article offers some really good insights into how and why. CHILDREN TEND TO GROW UP WITH GRIEF, REVISITING IT AS THE BRAIN DEVELOPS.... As the brain develops and matures, comprehension of death and loss increases. This is why grief can feel like it randomly comes and goes with kids. Their younger brains can be protective in times of loss, helping them move on easier than adults who fully comprehend the finality of death. However, mourning for a childhood loss can be revived at many points in life, especially when important life events reactivate the loss. [2] Times of stress (school, friends, or family stress) can bring out grief symptoms and reactions. The teenage years are another vulnerable time for experiencing grief, as abstract thinking develops and hormones hit. And some may experience only minor grief symptoms in childhood, but wont experience major grief symptoms until they are adults and they can fully comprehend the loss. The important thing is to recognize that, no matter how or when it happens, grief will eventually hit and will need to be experienced in order to heal. See more

17.01.2022 A heart-achingly, beauty-filled read over on Rite of Passage Funerals blog... And the quote that stuck out to me the most... " Death has taught her how to surrender, trust and grow. It [grief] is really important for our soul evolution; it teaches us whats important. Embrace it, because what you get out of it is a deeper understanding of universal truths, a deeper understanding of why youre here, clarity around your purpose and youll just love more. Its wild! When you do experience feelings of joy and love, it is indescribable and so precious.

17.01.2022 Grief has a unique rhythm and texture in each of us. It cannot be rushed. Some people cry oceans of tears, some are angry or nauseous, others are numb with an absence of expression while still others experience wild, out of control displays. Everyone finds their own way to grieve. ... Our own unexplored fear of grief can lead us to hurry others along the path of healing. Please be patient. Our grief isn't always about death or even loss. Many of us are feeling the truth of our human frailty these days. Let's keep our eyes and ears and hearts open and be willing to support friends, family, and neighbours Frank Ostaseski.

14.01.2022 It is Children’s Grief Awareness day. Here’s a few pointers that may be useful

14.01.2022 A little Sunday reminder . . .

13.01.2022 I love what these good souls are doing...

12.01.2022 The moment of At Last! Yet another day that evolved quite radically from its original inception & it was still a hoot, still brimming over with love and joy and connection. How lucky am I to be a witness to such joy ... . @bensowryphoto

12.01.2022 Cant wait to listen to this today Thanks, as always Maggie Dent for being our voice of reason, our source of wisdom and enlightenment.

11.01.2022 I love my job. I love the gorgeous families I work with. What a true joy.

11.01.2022 Sharing this again as it is jam packed with excellent info...

09.01.2022 Cuddle Cots make such a huge difference to families grieving the loss of a baby. If you know of a hospital or hospice that needs one please get in touch with Bears Of Hope Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support

08.01.2022 In my funeral wishes document I have told my family to tell the truth about me. Its in the whole story that the healing will come... its ok-it wont be disrespectful to talk of my impatience, my propensity to worry way too much, my stinky farts and my many imperfections... its all part of who I am and it all can be acknowledged. And so I continue the question... What would you want your eulogy to say?

08.01.2022 Big Love & Death & Rites of Passage If you have time tomorrow evening at 8pm I encourage you to tune into this event. These two are masters in their respective fields-full of wisdom and knowledge. I have studied with Zenith- she is a true teacher & Arne is someone I have admired from afar for quite some time. ... Check it out See more

07.01.2022 For those who may need to know they're not alone in their grief today

07.01.2022 Everybody grieves in their own way. There is no right or wrong way to do it, and no timeline on how long you will be grieving for. If you need bereavement support call ACGB - 1800 642 066. Monday - Friday 9AM-5PM [email protected],au

07.01.2022 Quarantine, almost two months apart, Groomsmen stuck in Vic, friends and family all over the county and the world, all the ups and downs of wedding planning during a Global Pandemic... & they pulled it off... So much laughter, so many tears, so much love. . @stepha_doyle

06.01.2022 R U OK? Day is today! You don't need to be an expert to reach out - just a good friend and a great listener. Use these four steps and have a conversation that ...could change a life: 1. Ask R U OK? 2. Listen 3. Encourage action 4. Check in Here are some things you could say in conversation with someone who answers "No, I'm not okay"

05.01.2022 This is fantastic. Saving so much time and angst during such a difficult time... Thanks for sharing this info The Bottom Drawer Book: The After Death Action Plan

05.01.2022 Why do funerals matter?

05.01.2022 You have been forced to enter empty time. The desire that drove you has relinquished. There is nothing else to do now but rest And patiently learn to receive th...e self You have forsaken for the race of days. At first your thinking will darken And sadness take over like listless weather. The flow of unwept tears will frighten you. You have traveled too fast over false ground; Now your soul has come to take you back. Take refuge in your senses, open up To all the small miracles you rushed through. Become inclined to watch the way of rain When it falls slow and free. Imitate the habit of twilight, Taking time to open the well of color That fostered the brightness of day. Draw alongside the silence of stone Until its calmness can claim you. Be excessively gentle with yourself. Stay clear of those vexed in spirit. Learn to linger around someone of ease Who feels they have all the time in the world. Gradually, you will return to yourself, Having learned a new respect for your heart And the joy that dwells far within slow time. ~ John O'Donohue, "For One Who Is Exhausted, a Blessing." [ Image: Konsta Punkka] Thanks to Patrick Monk

04.01.2022 Would you choose a cardboard coffin?

02.01.2022 Oh, Captain Tom.

01.01.2022 sweet moments of connection . . . @storiesbyash

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01.01.2022 If you know anyone in need, please pass this on.