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Looking for a marriage celebrant who is professional, relaxed and is 'non-boring' and won't break the budget? Then look no further!
1757/1 Rialto Quay Drive, 4212, Hope Island, Australia
Gail is amazing
She is so kind helpful and understanding
She understood what we wanted and needed. She took the time to answer all my questions no matter how silly.
She gave me fantastic ideas and solutions for our budget wedding.
She spent plenty of time communicating with me via email, phone and messenger.
Would totally recommend her to anyone who wants a caring fun easy going, and kind celebrant
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Gail was an absolute delight to work with. Planning a wedding during Covid times was no easy feat, and Gail always remained calm and on the ball with everything. She really listened to what my husband & I wanted and made it into her own to create a beautiful day for us. The ceremony was perfection, she really did capture us beautifully as a couple.
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