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Episode 3: Where do we stand for the wedding

Dolls are Different, or are they?

a pegdoll production

The Rose Garden is a busy place where the Doll families gather to plan for Peg & Pog’s special day.  Of course, all dolls are keen to ‘help’ make Peg & Pog’s wedding the very best.

Unfortunately, there is no accounting for taste, and the various members of the Doll families do not disappoint.   Left to the families, the wedding will be nothing short of ‘memorable’ – something that Peg & Pog are not too sure about!

Wedding Standing Places

Wedding standing places are very confusing, especially when everyone is busy with their own ideas about what should be happening.  Molly & Polly present their menu of delightful, tasty treats that are sure to please.  Meanwhile, Dickie & Pago are busy with their ‘creative’ talents, and DP also wants to get in on the action!

Where do we stand for the wedding?

Peg & Pog, and their attendants, need to know where they stand during the wedding ceremony.

close up of Peg Doll

Peg

Peg asks a simple question, but no dolls are listening !!!  Peg is very patient, being the sweet-natured doll that she is, however there is a limit.

When Peg asks a simple question, she expects to get a simple answer.  Meanwhile, all dolls are excited and are too busy with their own activities to pay any attention to the bride-to be!

The twins, Pip & Pepper have fun with their new friend, Big Bee, and Madame Noscova (and the ballet class) makes an entrance!  DP finds his ‘creative’ side and joins the ballet.  Disaster strikes Pog and confusion is everywhere!

Peg & Pog find it all too much and  decide to take things into their own hands.  At last, fortune strikes, and Peg & Pog find Glenda, who is a good listener.  Glenda has heaps of ideas and suggestions for making the wedding day a great success!  The wedding ceremony planning gets on track and flows smoothly for Peg & Pog.  All dolls look forward to Peg & Pog’s  delightful wedding day.

 

All dolls and the creator/director/producer etc etc, Brisbane’s Really Good Celebrant, Glenda J Ashleigh, hope that you enjoy Episode 3: Where do we stand

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Brisbane Autumn Brides & Weddings

Brisbane Autumn Brides & Weddings…beautiful

Brisbane Autumn Brides really do have the best of everything!  Autumn is a delightful time of year in beautiful Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.  Autumn is an ideal time for weddings.  Not too hot and humid during the day, not too chilly in the evenings.

Brisbane outdoor home garden wedding setting

Brisbane outdoor home garden wedding setting

An Autumn wedding ceremony in the great outdoors is a popular choice for Brides & Grooms in Brisbane.  Fresh air, natural surroundings and relaxed.

When is Autumn in Brisbane?  The Australian Autumn is from 1 March to 31 May.  However, as Brisbane enjoys a sub-tropical climate, the weather often feels more like summer.  The Autumnal Equinox for 2022 is 21 March.  This is the time when there is an equal number of daylight and night-time hours.  It is said that this is when the world is ‘in balance.’

Brisbane Autumn & Easter Brides & Weddings

Brisbane Autumn also means Easter.  This is a popular time for weddings.  Easter holidays in 2024 are celebrated from Friday (Good Friday), 29 March to Monday (Easter Monday), 1 April in Brisbane.

Planning a Brisbane Autumn Wedding

Planning for a Brisbane Autumn Wedding?  Planning to invite guests from outside Brisbane, perhaps from overseas or interstate?  Here are some important points to keep in mind:

  • The state of Queensland (as well as Western Australia and The Northern Territory) does not currently observe daylight saving time.  The Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria, however, do observe daylight saving time for part of the year.  In these states and territory, daylight saving time ends on the first Sunday in April.
  • The daylight hours get shorter during Autumn.  The later in Autumn, the shorter the daylight hours.  This is important when planning a daytime outdoor wedding ceremony.  Knowing when it is daylight in Brisbane is very useful!
  • Your Notice of Intended Marriage must be in the hands of your Celebrant at least one month before the date of your wedding ceremony.

Book Brisbane’s Really Good Celebrant now!

Dates for some Saturday and Sunday Autumn wedding ceremonies are still available!

Don’t wait (or at worst forget about it).    Uh, oh, you did forget, didn’t you?  Don’t panic, contact me now!  If you have already made your wedding arrangements, and the wedding is less than 1 month away, you may be able to apply for a shortening of time in certain specified circumstances.