A Chinese Tea Ceremony to be included in your Wedding Ceremony!
Why tea stands for loyalty and a long marriage, serving sweet tea to parents and grandmothers as a thank you, written into the wedding itself.
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Venue questions, planning notes, elopements and ceremony ideas from my work around Sydney. A chat in Balmain is still the best place to talk it through.
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Why tea stands for loyalty and a long marriage, serving sweet tea to parents and grandmothers as a thank you, written into the wedding itself.
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Elisha and Craig at McKell Park, Darling Point, with autumn harbour light, family from the UK, and a ferry along to Rose Bay for the reception.
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Erin and Justin on a riverbank in the Southern National Park, then a tea ceremony honouring both families, with paddleboats, ducks and a new relationship between households.
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Greek engagement bands blessed and moved to the right hand, the koumbaro dressing the groom, and other traditions Janet can write into a civil ceremony.
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Observatory Hill under the fig or in the 1912 rotunda, with harbour views, a mill that once stood on the ridge, and a favourite Rocks ceremony for couples from everywhere.
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