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24.01.2022 Kicking back taking in the serenity of this wedding venue. It doesn't get any better than this

23.01.2022 Say 'Yes' to the Wedding! Although Weddings may only take place with a maximum of five people in attendance, you can still be legally married. I am happy to do an 'elopement style' wedding ceremony for you now, and a bigger style celebration with all your family and friends later when restrictions are lifted.... Don't let the worries of the world stop you marrying the one you love I will marry you come rain, hail, shine or a global pandemic

21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/pg/Julie-Sims-Marriage-Celebrant-110815713796687/about/ This is a quick link through to my up to date services

20.01.2022 As from today Friday 15th May Updated guidelines advise that from the 15th May weddings in NSW can have up to 10 guests. These guests are in addition to the couple and the Celebrant. So let's fill a few more chairs with the ones you love Book your Wedding today

20.01.2022 The Handfasting Ceremony dates back to the time of the ancient Celts and can be used today as a beautiful ritual. The couple's hands are tied together using Handfasting cords which can be made of nearly any material, such as silk ribbons, soft vines, knitted bands, woven wire or hemp cord, and can be braided, twisted or macrame'd together. As the couple hold hands, family & friends can be called upon to place the cords over their hands and give them a blessing or explain what... the colour of the cord they have chosen represents. For example, red for love and passion; orange for creativity and success; yellow for joy and laughter; green for health and luck; blue for patience and tranquility; purple for longevity and wisdom; and gold for abundance and affluence. Whatever the material, the symbolism remains the same: physically connecting a couple during a ceremony, declaring they are bound by their love and commitment for one another, and like the cord, which has two individual ends, they are two individuals. Yet, in essence, they are one.

16.01.2022 Winter Solstice is extra special at my home near Tyalgum in the hinterland, between Tweed Heads and Byron Bay. I can see the peak of Wollumbin/Mt.Warning and know that it is the first place in Australia that the sun touches in Winter. With this blessing I am reminded of a childhood movie called called Fern Gully. It was based on the protection of the Gondwana Rainforest that exists in and around the now World Heritage listed Wollumbin National Park. A beautiful movie with a s...trong message, sweetly delivered by the faeries that dwell in the forest. This is sacred land, where the faeries dwell, a place of magic, a place of love and light. The sacred act of Ceremony in such a place amplifies love beyond all realms and makes fairy tales come true! Winter Blessings from my home to yours

13.01.2022 Lucky last ceremony of the year with Karla & Ray @ Crystal Creek Rainforest! A beautiful couple, a beautiful moment in time Xx and the best photographer Katrina Cram Photography Love your work girl

13.01.2022 NSW Government have developed a covid-19 safety plan for guidance to help you create and maintain a safe environment for you and your guests when planning a wedding. There are some requirements that should be complied with, including the number of people who can attend. This will change with time, for up-to-date information visit nsw.gov.au. Print out your covid safety plan from the link below ... https://www.nsw.gov.au//covid-19-safety-plan-wedding-cerem

11.01.2022 Nurture Nature and make your own Eco-Friendly confetti with all the beautiful colours Mother Nature provides. Fresh or dried herbs and flowers not only look divine, but smell divine

10.01.2022 Here's cheers to a Happy New Year 2021! Latest update on Weddings for our local area is as follows: More than 25 people can attend a wedding or reception if there’s no more than 1 person per 2 square metres.... Up to 50 people can dance indoors at any one time. Up to 500 people can dance outdoors. You must complete and register a COVID-19 Safety Plan for your event. Attendees must provide their name and contact details for contact-tracing purposes. May we all have a year of safe celebrations & I will be honoured to create your perfect ceremony. Much Love Jewels The Celebrant

07.01.2022 The current situation for Weddings (updated for September 2020) NEW SOUTH WALES The number of people who may attend a wedding is limited to 150 or the maximum number of people allowed on premises in accordance with the one person per 4 square metres rule... Weddings held on residential premises must not have more than 20 visitors, unless the size of the premises is sufficient to ensure there is at least 4 square metres of space for each person on the premises Singing (including group singing), and wind instruments can spread COVID-19 if a performer is infected. If either of these are involved in the ceremony or reception, ensure that there is protection in place for guests including at least 3 metres distance from the performers Dancing has been restricted, with premier Gladys Berejiklian stating in a recent press conference that the current directive is no dancing, singing or mingling Check with your state and venue about how many people you can have seated at each table, you may be restricted to a maximum of ten per table Aim to seat people with their household, partners or family where possible Check in with your venue regarding styling changes. We’re aware of some venues not permitting cutlery and glassware on tables to minimise risk The couple must record the names and contact details (including contact phone numbers) of all people attending, conducting and contributing to the wedding, regardless of if it is a residential or commercial property. The records must be kept for at least 4 weeks and provided to the Chief Health Office if required People attending will be required to provide their name and contact details so that they can be used for contact tracing. Love will conquer all

05.01.2022 I am honoured to be a part of Katrina Cram's team for Boho Elope Weddings https://katrinacramphotography.com.au/

04.01.2022 Thank you Lynne & Michael for practicing safe distancing & getting into the bubbles with me4/4/2020

02.01.2022 The breath taking view from the wedding I officiatedBeautiful day to get married

01.01.2022 Wedding UpdateThe New South Wales Government has announced coronavirus restrictions at religious services, weddings and funerals will be relaxed from June 1. Twenty people will be able to attend weddings, subject to the four-square-metre rule. We are getting there! From 5, to 10, and now 20 guests!!... I will update you on any further changes as they happen Don't let the worries of the world stop you marrying the one you love I will marry you come rain, hail, shine or a global pandemic