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Naming & Welcome Ceremonies

Welcoming a new child into your family is one of life’s most precious moments.


A Naming Ceremony is a beautiful way to celebrate their arrival, honour their place in your whānau, and share your hopes and wishes for their future.

Whether held at home, in your garden, at a park, or somewhere meaningful to your family, I create a warm, joyful ceremony that reflects your values, your story, and the love that surrounds your child.

This is your chance to gather family and friends, acknowledge the important people in your child’s life, and mark this milestone with meaning and heart.

Naming Ceremony

from $350

A personalised, family-focused ceremony designed to celebrate your child, your whānau, and the journey ahead.

What’s included:

  • Consultation and ceremony planning

  • A custom-written ceremony script

  • Inclusion of symbolic elements (e.g. readings, candle lighting, tree planting, promises or blessings)

  • Travel within 20 km

This ceremony can be created for:

  • Babies and young children

  • Older children

  • Adopted children

  • Blended families

  • Any whānau wishing to celebrate belonging and connection

Optional Add-On

  • Keepsake printed certificate + $25

Gentle, Personal & Heartfelt

Every family is unique, and every child is too.

Your ceremony will be written with care, warmth, and sensitivity, creating a moment that feels relaxed, meaningful, and filled with love.

You’re welcome to include:

  • Godparents/guardians

  • Grandparents

  • Readings or blessings

  • Cultural elements

  • Siblings’ involvement

  • Your own family traditions

I’m here to help you shape a ceremony that feels special and true to your whānau.

Travel

Travel within 20 km of my location is included.
Additional travel is charged at $1 per km (return distance).


Air travel, accommodation, parking, or tolls are charged at cost where required.


Public holiday, sunrise, or late-night ceremonies may incur a 15% surcharge.

Would you like to chat about your child’s naming ceremony?