Women! Spirituality With An Empowered Lifestyle Is At Your Fingertips!!!

Are you planning to get married in the near future?

My name is Jillian Taylor, A Celebrant, working in the
Matakana Coast area, North of Auckland, New Zealand.

I have lived here for 17 years.
I am a graduate of The School of the Feminine Divine, (2006),
which is where my passion for Ceremony and Ritual began.
I have completed two celebrant papers:
Ceremony and Celebration (AUT) 2008
Weddings and Civil Unions (Celebrant School) 2009.

I recently attended the CANZ conference in Auckland.
I believe Ceremony and celebration make up an important
part of our lives.
“A life without celebration is a life half lived”.
The ceremony is without doubt the most important part of a
Wedding Day.
My role as a celebrant is to guide a couple through the planning of
their wedding ceremony, to offer options for the couple to choose
from, information on local resources and services, as well as
delivering the ceremony on the day.
I will help a couple decide, what is right for them capturing the,
essence of the uniqueness of their relationship, their cultural identity
and their individual characteristics.
I will write a ceremony that is personally written for you, creating a
ceremony that is unforgettable, uplifting and special.
It is my job, as a celebrant, to ensure the ceremony runs smoothly.
You, The bride and groom do not have to worry about anything but
pledging your love and getting married.
If you would like to discuss Your Wedding give me a call or an email
to arrange an interview.
Let me, be your Dream Catcher.

Until then….
Continue to enjoy..
Many good things…..
From
Jillian Taylor
Celebrant

Email:
jillian@qualitytime4u.com

Photos of Wedding venues coming

soon.

Celebrant School : Extracts from

Assessment paper: Marriage and Civil Unions.

Jillian, you have designed and prepared a simple, meaningful and professional wedding ceremony. The wedding ceremony itself is a delight. The commencement has richness and depth, that leads well into the manifesting, this has a "huge heart", expanding out from the blessing and invocation into the centrality of the ceremony. The separate vows are a delight indeed.

In your presentation of the ceremony, you had a gentle and quiet presence as the celebrant. You where very grounded and professional, with excellent use of pace and pauses. You delievered powerful words which where deeply genuine.

Go well in this work Jillian!

Mary Hancock,

principal: Celebrant School.