Kineta Booker
Posts by Kineta Booker for Blog
Death And Grief Are All Around Us – And This Time Of Year Is Hard
By The Grief Centre
The research reveals grief after loss from a death or other loss event impacts the ability of over 50 percent of New Zealanders to function in their personal and professional lives because of its effect on mental wellbeing.
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National Celebrants Day 2024
Photo supplied by Chaznel Photography
Working as a celebrant is an incredible honour as we are there for the most special occasions in people’s lives.
Embracing Rituals in Your Wedding Ceremony
As weddings become more personalised and couples seek to infuse their special day with meaning and symbolism, the inclusion of rituals from various cultural, religious, and spiritual traditions has become increasingly popular.
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A day in the life of Alison Locke
A day in the life of celebrant Alison Locke. Read on to learn more!
Honouring the paws that touched our lives
Losing a pet is a deeply emotional experience. For many of us, pets are more than just animals—they are cherished family members, loyal companions, and constant sources of unconditional love. When they pass away, it can feel as if a part of our lives is missing.
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10 Contemporary Wedding Readings
Choosing contemporary readings for your wedding ceremony can infuse your celebration with a fresh, modern touch. These readings reflect current sentiments and themes, making them perfect for today’s couples.
Non-Traditional Weddings
A non-traditional wedding is any celebration that deviates from the conventional norms associated with weddings. This could mean anything from skipping the white dress through to incorporating unusual elements that hold special meaning to the couple.
Day in the life of Beth Dunn
A day in the life of celebrant Beth Dunn. Read on to learn more!
Bended Knee Proposals
By Kineta Booker
It’s a symbol, almost as old as time - seeing someone down on one knee, signifying that the person standing is being proposed marriage to.
Choosing the Perfect Readings for Your Wedding Ceremony
By Kineta Booker
Your wedding ceremony is a celebration of love, unity, and the start of a new chapter.
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Incorporating Te Reo Māori into Your Wedding Ceremony
By Kineta Booker
As celebrants, we’re often asked by our couples to incorporate Te Reo Māori into their wedding ceremonies - and we love this! It’s such a privilege to honour and celebrate our Māori culture and heritage on such a special day.
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Understanding a baby naming ceremony
A baby naming ceremony is a joyful and meaningful event where parents, along with their family and friends, formally introduce their new baby and announce the child’s chosen name. Read on to learn more!
