Anna Wong - Moments That Matter

Name: Anna Wong - Moments That Matter
Rating: 5.0

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Ceremonies mark life's essential moments. They may reflect your beliefs, hopes, traditions, culture and spirituality but they must express who you are.

Hello my name is Anna Wong and thank you for visiting my page.

I am an Australian Registered Civil Celebrant, Childbirth Educator and Parenting Advisor.

Life is full of those precious Moments that Matter...

Getting Married
Getting Pregnant
Becoming a Parent
Naming your Baby
Anniversaries
Recommitment of Vows

Such momentous times in our lives need to be prepared for, celebrated and remembered.

I take special pride in tailoring my ceremonies to suit individual needs and requirements. Non religious but spiritually influenced ceremonies are my specialty.

Ceremonies mark life's essential moments. They may reflect your beliefs, hopes, traditions, culture and spirituality but they must express who you are.

They should be celebrated because of who we are and with whom we share our lives.

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Rustic setting for a wedding in Red Hill

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Location

Service Area Melbourne & Surrounding Suburbs

3 reviews 5 Write a Review

April 2018

From the first time we met Anna, she gave us a homely feeling. She was there to walk us through all the steps at rehearsal and her speech is heart warming with a touch of fun.

Melanie W.

October 2016

She helped us a lot. Very professional, helped us on our planning from the beginning. She did a practise run and even played along with the prank planned for the groomsmen. Easy to talk and understanding . Drafted a speech for us after questioning us. She is a great celebrant.

Victor C.

September 2016

What a wonderfully warm woman. Anna is an elegant speaker whom we were very lucky to have as our celebrant. She is very experienced and helpful but was also guided by what we wanted. Highly recommend her services.

Golriz H.

Anna Wong - Moments That Matter

Thank you Golriz for your very kind words. The inclement weather on your wedding day made your planned outdoor wedding impossible but I loved that it didn't bother you in the least as long as you got to marry 'your man'. It made my job so much easier.

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What vows would you recommend for a commitment ceremony?

Anna Wong - Moments That Matter

Vows in a commitment ceremony are the same as vows said in a wedding ceremony but without the legal words. They are personal promises to each other so can be lighthearted, serious, romantic, funny.....whatever works for you and your partner. There are lots of samples to be found on the internet or on my Pinterest Boards which can be accessed from my website. if you are unsure your Celebrant can also help you write your vows but remember they just need to come from your heart and it is something very personal that is shared between you and your loved one. Good luck.

Bethany M

Is there a good template to plan the timeline for my wedding day?

I'm wanting a Chinese tea ceremony in the morning, ceremony in the afternoon & reception in the evening. What's a good guide for lengths of time for these events?

Anna Wong - Moments That Matter

Hi Kristine.

A Tea Ceremony normally takes between 30-60 minutes depending on how many members of the family you will be serving tea too. It can be done before the ceremony or after. I have even done tea ceremonies as part of the wedding ceremony. It also depends on who you want to be present at the tea ceremony. You may not want all your wedding guests to be present.

The legal ceremony takes approximately 30 minutes depending on what you want to be included in your ceremony. Your celebrant will discuss with you and guide you as to what you would like to include in your ceremony. Apart from the two legal components that must be included you can include what you want in a ceremony. It is often a good idea to have the ceremony fairly close to the reception so that your guests are not waiting around unsure what to do. Normally an hour to 11/2 hours between the ceremony and the start of the reception is plenty of time to do photos.

I make up Pinterest Boards which have a lot of information about timelines and wedding planning. I also have a board on doing tea ceremonies. Please feel free to access it from my website.

Kristine L

How can I help my celebrant to provide a personal and fun service?

What's the best way for me to help my celebrant to provide a personal and fun service?

Anna Wong - Moments That Matter

Once you have decided on your Celebrant after personally meeting him/her hopefully you have chosen someone that you feel comfortable with and confident of. That is great starting point for making sure you get the type of service you want. During the initials discussions with the Celebrant ask as many questions as possible and make your requirements for the type of ceremony you want known. Only choose a Celebrant that is willing to work with you and give you what you want. There are certain legal requirements in a ceremony that she/he should explain to you and must be included but other than that your Celebrant should be happy and willing to write a personal and fun ceremony This is only possible if you are willing to chat with your Celebrant about such things as, how you met, your love story, what marriage means to you both, what wedding rings mean to you both etc, as this information is necessary for your Celebrant to personalise your ceremony. Many couples are unsure of what goes int

Tanya P