Ceremonies By Jo- Civil Marriage Celebrant

Ceremonies By Jo- Civil Marriage Celebrant A Civil Marriage Celebrant
NSW HUNTER VALLEY
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FUN, RANDOM, ENGAGING SCRIPTS Hi I'm Jo a Civil Marriage Celebrant from Wollombi NSW.

How WEDDINGS have changed over the time......
Written by Jo Potter

In days past, the idea of incorporating humour into a marriage ceremony was considered a sacrilege. Most weddings were held in a church or the registry office- neither of which is generally considered a place of fun. The closest thing to humour might have been nana, not realising she had her beautiful skirt hitched up into her undies or toilet paper stuck to uncle fred's shoe, or a stifled giggle by the cousins as Uncle Harry dozed off in the back pew. Weddings were more about ritual than celebration and there was no tolerance for silliness. Marriage was serious business. Thank heavens those days are past and couples now have the option to customise every facet of their ceremony to reflect their personalities. And since most of us thrive on humour, theres no reason to leave it out of the ceremony. So infusing your ceremony with some lightness and playfulness that will leave you the couple relaxed and your guests energised and conclude with you feeling "WOW"! That was really us"

Thats what Ceremonies by Jo is all about.

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Hi I'm Jo a Civil Marriage Celebrant from Wollombi NSW. How WEDDINGS have changed over the time...... Written by Jo Potter In days past, the idea of incorporating humour into a marriage ceremony was considered a sacrilege. Most weddings were held in a church or the registry office- neither of which is generally considered a place of fun. The closest thing to humour might have been nana, not realising she had her beautiful skirt hitched up into her un**es or toilet paper stuck to uncle fred's shoe, or a stifled giggle by the cousins as Uncle Harry dozed off in the back pew. Weddings were more about ritual than celebration and there was no tolerance for silliness. Marriage was serious business. Thank heavens those days are past and couples now have the option to customise every facet of their ceremony to reflect their personalities. And since most of us thrive on humour, theres no reason to leave it out of the ceremony. So infusing your ceremony with some lightness and playfulness that will leave you the couple relaxed and your guests energised and conclude with you feeling "WOW"! That was really us" Thats what Ceremonies by Jo is all about.