Jannette Marie Brown - Marriage Celebrant and Justice of The Peace

Jannette Marie Brown - Marriage Celebrant and Justice of The Peace Jannette Brown JP - for beautiful personal ceremonies. And did I mention my funerals .....

I am a fun loving, caring experienced celebrant and your special day will be more amazing than you ever thought possible.Meet me - you won't be sorry! It is my pleasure to introduce myself to you and it would be my honour to be your celebrant at your marriage or ceremonial occasion. From weddings to funerals - my experience and dedication to service and professionalism is second to none. I am prou

d to be a New Zealand Registered Independent Marriage and Civil Union Celebrant and an active member of the Celebrants Association of New Zealand Inc. I pride myself in my attention to detail and my love and my care of people. I can assist you to have the ceremony of your dreams, affordable, professional and perfect just for you. I look forward to your contact and to be of service to you and yours......

So true
03/07/2025

So true

23/06/2025

It doesn’t matter how much time passes we will always remember and think about our loved ones.

On those tough days - love yourself harder
18/06/2025

On those tough days - love yourself harder

"On those days when you miss someone the most, as though your memories are sharp enough to slice through skin and bone, remember how they loved you.

Remember how they loved you and do that, for yourself.

In their name, in their honour.

Love yourself, as they loved you.

They would like that.

On those days when you miss someone the most,

love yourself harder."

✍️Donna Ashworth
🎨 Credit to the artist via Pinterest

So beautiful
14/06/2025

So beautiful

Yes still can’t get this
06/06/2025

Yes still can’t get this

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04/06/2025

I miss you🥺💔🌹💫

04/06/2025
Peace
04/06/2025

Peace

"I need peace in my life more than anything right now. I don't want to be around any drama or conflict. I don't want to be surrounded by toxic people and those who do not respect my boundaries.

I want to sip my coffee with nothing on my mind except good thoughts and good vibes.

I want my place clean and tidy and so is my life. I want to sit on my sofa and think about nothing but peace of mind.”

— Rim Khiari

— Artwork : credit to the artist via Pinterest

13/05/2025

Did You Know -
At a Chinese funeral, receiving an envelope with candy, tissues, and sometimes a coin or small amount of money carries symbolic meanings tied to tradition and respect for the deceased.

The candy represents sweetness and is meant to remind people to continue to embrace the sweetness of life despite the sorrow of death. It’s also a way to symbolically “sweeten” the bitterness of loss.

Tissues are practical for crying, but they also symbolize care and support for the mourner’s grief.

The money—usually just a small coin—is called a "lucky coin" or "returning money" and is meant to help ward off bad luck. It encourages the receiver to spend it right away, often on something small like a snack or drink, to symbolize moving forward and not letting grief linger.

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