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Shirley Mulcahy
Member of

Association of
Civil Marriage
Celebrants
Queensland

Marriage Celebrant
authorised by the
Attorney Generals
 Department
Canberra Australia

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Naming Ceremony

Ceremony Ideas

General Format for a Naming Ceremony

Welcome and Introduction

Naming of the Baby/Child/Adult

Appointment of Godparents/Guardians

Welcoming the Baby/Child/Adult
to Your Family and Friends

Closing Words and Signing of Certificate

Some Special Inclusions . . .

Parent Promises or Vows

Grandparent’s Role Acknowledged

Reasons Why the Name Was Chosen

Just as no two people are the same,
no two ceremonies should be the same

Involvement of Brothers or Sisters

  • Signature bear for all guests to sign
  • A book which guests may sign with wishes for the future of the child. This is usually given to the child on their 18th or 21st birthday
  • A time capsule which then is given to the child on their 18th or 21st birthday
  • Rose petal blessing by the parents, godparents and grandparents
  • Lighting of candles by the parents, godparents or grandparents
  • Butterfly release to signify new life
  • A balloon release with hopes and wishes for the child
  • A dove release to signify purity and peace throughout their life

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