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Baby Naming: August 2005
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Monday, August 22, 2005. Party Favours and Namings. I have seen all sorts of variations on gifts at Naming ceremonies, but generally they go one way. To the baby. Til next time . Jennifer Cram, Authorised Marriage Naming and General Celebrant. Wednesday, August 17, 2005. I said no such thing . gift baskets are by no means the best gift from a godparent.
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Baby Naming: What is a mother?
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Sunday, August 14, 2005. What is a mother? Mother is the word for god on the lips of a child. Til next time . Jennifer Cram, Authorised Marriage Naming and General Celebrant. Jennifer Cram, Authorised Marriage Naming and General Celebrant. View my complete profile. Jennifer Cram, Brisbane Marriage Celebrant. Party Favours and Namings. A wish for the child.
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Baby Naming: June 2005
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Thursday, June 30, 2005. The task of celebrancy - according to Einstein. I'm sure Albert Einstein wasn't thinking of celebrancy when he wrote the following, but it seems to me to be a great vision-statement for a celebrant. A human being is part of the whole,. Called by us the 'universe'. Limited in time and space . By widening our circle of compassion.
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Baby Naming: June 2010
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Sunday, June 20, 2010. Why do you need a celebrant for a naming? Recently I had an email from a parent asking if a legal record of a naming ceremony is kept anywhere, and if not why a celebrant is needed. Be used as supplementary evidence of date of birth when attached to a statutory declaration. Harking back to the origin of naming ceremonies this could be ...
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Baby Naming: March 2006
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Tuesday, March 21, 2006. The more I learn about the situation with civil ceremonies in other countries, the more I’m convinced that in Australia we’ve got it right, because what is available to families who use civil celebrants is respectful of their values and beliefs, whatever they may be. Til next time . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Baby Naming: What a difference a tablecloth makes
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Tuesday, July 06, 2010. What a difference a tablecloth makes. At a baby naming ceremony you will need a table to sign the register and certificate on, and to hold candles, wishing stones, a guest book or other bits and pieces for use during or after the ceremony. Til next time . Jennifer Cram, Authorised Marriage Naming and General Celebrant.
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Baby Naming: Civil ceremonies
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Tuesday, March 21, 2006. The more I learn about the situation with civil ceremonies in other countries, the more I’m convinced that in Australia we’ve got it right, because what is available to families who use civil celebrants is respectful of their values and beliefs, whatever they may be. Til next time . View my complete profile. Jennifer Cram, Marriage N...
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Baby Naming: Back on line
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Saturday, June 19, 2010. Along with many others, by changing my ISP I lost access to this blog. However recent changes to Blogger has enabled me to reclaim this blog, so I'm back on line. I'm coming up to naming my 200th baby, and I can sincerely say that I've enjoyed every single ceremony, and creating something new, fresh and different for each family.
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Baby Naming: What should the baby wear?
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Monday, September 05, 2005. What should the baby wear? One of the questions I'm commonly asked is "What should we dress our child in for his/her naming ceremony? The traditional christening robe is lovely, but impractical if you're having a backyard barbeque to follow. I've named babies dressed in a wide range of outfits, including. Comfy everyday outfits ma...
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Baby Naming: September 2005
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Random musings on baby naming ceremonies from the point of view of a celebrant. The posts are part diary, part reflective journal, part information. Monday, September 05, 2005. What should the baby wear? One of the questions I'm commonly asked is "What should we dress our child in for his/her naming ceremony? The traditional christening robe is lovely, but impractical if you're having a backyard barbeque to follow. I've named babies dressed in a wide range of outfits, including. Comfy everyday outfits ma...
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