Wedding Celebrant

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sara7 New member

Member since 30 April 2011

sara7New member30 April 2011 12:22:49

Hi

My fiancee and I are having a civil status wedding but then want to have a wedding celebration with a ceremony/blessing at a private residence. We are looking for someone who will conduct the vows etc.

We reside on the east coast and are also looking for a DJ for the event.

Thank you in advance for any responses!

alisa_ram Serial expat

Member since 17 August 2010

alisa_ramSerial expat30 April 2011 21:03:56

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For the service you might have to contact a church/priest who's nearest to where you will conduct the ceremony.

As for DJ - Nina Hills: Tel-711 7709. (I don't know if am allowed to post that here; in case am not, I'll PM you the number)

J'S EVENT PLANNER Member

Member since 07 May 2011

J'S EVENT PLANNERMember07 May 2011 11:16:50

Hi Sarah,

Have you already got married legally or still time.
Can i know your religion?
How may people will be attending?

I am a wedding planner, may be i can help you in a low cost budget.

Fell free to contact me on:
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