Civil Marriage Celebrants in Hong Kong

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	Dear Enquirer from Hong Kong, Greetings and welcome to Australia! -- My name is Dally Messenger and I am the Principal of the international College of Celebrancy. With great respect I am anxious to explain to you what we have learned about civil ceremonies. I have been a Civil Marriage Celebrant In Australia for over thirty years. __ I think I can enable you to become the most sought after Civil Marriage Celebrant in Hong Kong! -- In 1973 we were appointed as celebrants in similar circumstances to what is currently happening in Hong Kong. In 1973 we had dull, quick, boring legal ceremonies. People were pleased, however, because they could choose the place. -- Civil Marriage Celebrants in Australia, however, were founded by an Attorney-General who believed in the power and worth of ceremony. He encouraged us to gradually introduce choreography such as processionals, recessionals, wedding formations, couple facing vows; poetry from Shelley, Shakespeare, Kahlil Gibran, prose from Bertrand Russell and William Waldon, music from Wagner, Mendellsohnn, Presley, the Beatles and many others besides. -- Civil celebrants here used to officiate at the kind of “wedding” that Hong Kong now envisages for civil celebrants - as dry and boring as before, but with one improvement - place. A nicer place. -- In time you will find the “place” improvement will not be enough. Human beings have evolved to make life choices, life milestones, and life events more memorable and enriching. -- If you would like to move thirty years ahead of your fellow “Civil Marriage Celebrants" why not do your advanced training with the International College of Celebrancy -and set a new standard. -- We have a highly acclaimed Distance Education Course with texts and DVDs which will enable you to develop skill and competence in delivering ceremonies which mean something. I hope I have interested you. If I haven't I would like to know why. I would consider it a great courtesy. If you would let me know how I can communicate this better I would be most grateful. My email is dallymessenger@mac.com If I have interested you - here is the link to more information. {Please forgive the Australian references) -- With best wishes -- Dally Messenger STB, LCP (Lond), DipLib, ALAA, Grad DipCel Principal	Photo: Remi B Messenger Photo: Lee-AnnWilson - www.lwphoto.com.au

Dear Enquirer from Hong Kong,

Greetings and welcome to Australia!

My name is Dally Messenger and I am the Principal of the international College of Celebrancy. With great respect I am anxious to explain to you what we have learned about civil ceremonies. I have been a Civil Marriage Celebrant In Australia for over thirty years.

__ I think I can enable you to become the most sought after Civil Marriage Celebrant in Hong Kong!

In 1973 we were appointed as celebrants in similar circumstances to what is currently happening in Hong Kong. In 1973 we had dull, quick, boring legal ceremonies. People were pleased, however, because they could choose the place.

--
Civil Marriage Celebrants in Australia, however, were founded by an Attorney-General who believed in the power and worth of ceremony. He encouraged us to gradually introduce choreography such as processionals, recessionals, wedding formations, couple facing vows; poetry from Shelley, Shakespeare, Kahlil Gibran, prose from Bertrand Russell and William Waldon, music from Wagner, Mendellsohnn, Presley, the Beatles and many others besides.

--
Civil celebrants here used to officiate at the kind of “wedding” that Hong Kong now envisages for civil celebrants - as dry and boring as before, but with one improvement - place. A nicer place.

In time you will find the “place” improvement will not be enough. Human beings have evolved to make life choices, life milestones, and life events more memorable and enriching.

--
If you would like to move thirty years ahead of your fellow “Civil Marriage Celebrants" why not do your advanced training with the International College of Celebrancy -and set a new standard.

We have a highly acclaimed Distance Education Course with texts and DVDs which will enable you to develop skill and competence in delivering ceremonies which mean something.

I hope I have interested you. If I haven't I would like to know why. I would consider it a great courtesy. If you would let me know how I can communicate this better I would be most grateful. My email is dallymessenger@mac.com

If I have interested you - here is the link to more information. {Please forgive the Australian references)

With best wishes

Dally Messenger STB, LCP (Lond), DipLib, ALAA, Grad DipCel
Principal

Photo: Remi B Messenger

Photo: Lee-AnnWilson - www.lwphoto.com.au