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Weaving “Your Story” into the ceremony with a unique blend of stories from yourselves as well as friends and family that has everyone in stiches of laughter as well as tears of joy, making it UNFORGETTABLE not just for YOU but for ALL YOUR GUESTS too!
You've only get one shot at making the most important day of your life THE GREATEST DAY EVER!!
And it all should kick off with a ceremony that rocks the house down…….why wait until the reception to CELEBRATE!
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I'm a 48 year old single mum of 2 gorgeous kids Ned and Nina. I LOOOOOVVVVVEEE my job. I get to dress up and go to people's happiest day of their lives - every weekend. Who wouldn't love that!...I do this full time which means I do 2 to 3 weddings a week and I often now get to travel with my job to all parts of Australia which is one of my greatest passions. I'm addicted to coffee, swimming in the ocean baths, yoga and pilates, my kids, a good glass of red, nuts (the ones you eat) & travel.
Mrs Jules Amidy
Owner
May 2021
February 2021
October 2020
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As a wedding professional, Jules Amidy offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceHow to choose bridesmaids?
I want to have bridesmaids at my wedding but I have no close girl friends or sisters that I am particularly close to. My daughter who will be 9 and my youngest sister (19) are all I have but neither live close by and neither are maid of honor material. What should I do?
If I am getting married overseas, will my marriage be recognised in Australia?
or do I need to have a legal ceremony here too.
Jules Amidy
yes in most countries your mariage will be recognised here in Australia. However in many countries the process for registering marriages differs from the strict regulations we have here in Australia and often not even adhered to at all by the marrying officiant. Many couples fall into problems when they seek an official marriage document from certain countries and thus have all kinds of difficulties down the track proving that they are in fact married. My advice to you is if you want to have a ceremony overseas do the legal paperwork in Australia before or after the ceremony and only have a ceremony as a form of celebration and not actually legally marry overseas. That way you guarantee being on the Australian Births Deaths and Marriages Register and know that documents are legitimate and easy to access if need be. Good Luck.
Jules
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Jules Amidy
Amanda I dont think it matters if the people you chose are 'maid of honor' material, whats more important is that you love them for who they are and they are the ones you chose to stand by you for one of the greatest moments of your life. I agree too wholeheartedly with what Klara McMurray - Funky Celebrant - you are no longer limited in traditions.......go with what you REALLY REALLY want rather tahn what you think it should look like or be.
Ps. I have a daughter same age - they are at the PERFECT age to be the best bridesmaid / flower girl you could ever ask for!
GOOD LUCK!!