Social media tip: tell the story
By Kineta Knight Booker
As celebrants, we’re in the unique position of witnessing some of life’s most intimate and powerful moments. So when you're posting on social media, don’t just post the picture, tell the story.
July Wrap: NE Voice
By Anna Flanagan
As we prepare to come together in Wellington in August for this year’s conference, I’ve been thinking a lot about connection - the way we lift each other up, share our stories, and continue to grow together in this unique work we do.
A day in the life of Celine Gibson
Read more about the day in the life of Christchurch-based Celebrants Aotearoa member Celine Gibson.
Documentary: 'The Last Ecstatic Days'
The End of Life Doula Alliance of Aotearoa is hosting the movie screening of this deeply moving and compelling documentary, The Last Ecstatic Days.
Celebrant business growth: being social media savvy
By Kineta Knight Booker
In today’s celebrant world, being excellent at what you do isn’t enough - you need to showcase it. One of the most powerful tools we have at our fingertips is social media.
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June Wrap: President's Pen
By Rachel Clarke
"I’m feeling reflective as I write this. I’m passionate about Celebrants Aotearoa and feel privileged to have been involved for six years on the National Executive (NE), the last three as president."
Working together in the 'circle of care'
By Rachel Clarke - Celebrants Aotearoa President
The circle-of-care is a concept I find useful when we consider the end-of-life / death-care space and those working within it. Read on to find out more.
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'Please Say Their Name'
By Kineta Knight Booker
What is it like to have your child die? Celebrants Aotearoa member Krissy Christensen has many friends and relatives who have experienced the loss of a child – through miscarriage, stillbirth, death as a child or young person, or death of an adult child. Please Say Their Name tells their stories.
Water cremation available in New Zealand for the first time
By Kineta Knight Booker
New Zealand’s first water crematorium has opened in Christchurch.
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The time honoured tradition of confetti and the case for eco-friendly options
By Anna Flanagan
Throwing confetti is a beloved wedding tradition, but where did it begin?
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Why giving credit to photographers matters
By Kineta Knight Booker
When using photos in our social media, website and blogs, we must always be giving credit where credit is due.
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NE Voice: 'Help shape the future of celebrancy in Aotearoa'
By Brenda Chapman
Help shape the future of celebrancy in Aotearoa. Join our National Executive team.
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