Sally Taylor - Civil Celebrant

27/06/2025

Home.... not a place, but a feeling.
Where love resides, memories are created, friends always belong, and laughter never ends.

A & J - home truly is where the heart is....
Dad's shed!

17/06/2025

05/06/2025

It's still you....

In a room full of art, I'd still stare at you.
In a room full of people, I'd still search for you. In a room full of flowers, I'd still pick you.
In your life full of imperfections, I'll still choose to love you.

— RJH

25/05/2025

Signings like this!

The little things really do mean a lot. That's why making sure every moment is truly yours is so important.

Let's talk about what makes your ceremony shine!

11/05/2025

Mum's Day 2025

When your tween daughter still sees you as a Disney princess and not so young son, the queen of sunshine....

Day made 🥰

24/04/2025

Camping on Salisbury Plain amongst the Australian contingent, Gunner Ted Sunderland cast quite the figure. The 6 foot 1 man in a military overcoat proved perfect cover from the wintery November breezes of 1917. Taking advantage, 4 foot 11, Queenie Soaf sheltered in his shadow.

A formal introduction was immediately followed with a "How yer going?" Curiosity stirred and Queenie would accompany her beau to a game of footy the Aussie's were playing in a local park.
A 10 month courtship would precede their wedding in September 1918.

Walking the three blocks to get there, Ted and Queenie married in the registry office, Queenie wearing a navy and white turnout and later celebrating with a wedding breakfast. A wedding cake was prepared with plum jam due to the rationing of sugar.

Having honeymooned on the Isle of Wight, Ted would be drafted within days of their return. It was a Wednesday and Queenie always remembered the walk back to the train following his leave period...

"He didn't turn to wave," she said. "He said later he was crying so much he had to watch where he was walking."

Surviving the horrors of the Somme, Ted would return to Australia with his new bride, settling on the family farm on the outskirts of Dubbo.

They were married for 57 years before Ted's death at age 83. Bride of an ANZAC was written by Queenie, completed by age 100 and published for general release when she was aged 104.

19/04/2025

Somebunny loves you 🩷

Bunny inspo from 🐰

18/04/2025

Classic vibes on show for E & N's stunning celebration!

A ceremony sprinkled with love and laughter under perfect skies on the balcony 🤍

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28/02/2025

Love lenses ON 😎

19/02/2025

Eyes open, love lens on 🩷

08/02/2025

Yes - elopements do have all the big feelings attached!!!

19/01/2025

Meet the Kilderry's 🧡

What struck me when I first met Kate and Lucas was the alignment between the two of them. Their strong connection in values, their commitment to their family and their future aspirations to travel Australia.

What struck Kate the most when she first met Lucas were his amazing arms! That and the thought he might become a DJ!! Whatever he was spinning that night worked- he got the girl.