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Higit sa 'I Do': Paano ginagawang mas personal ng Queensland marriage celebrant na ito ang kasal

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For two people in love, marriage is about more than making a lifelong commitment—it also means navigating the legal requirements that make their union official.
For two people in love, marriage is about more than making a lifelong commitment—it also means navigating the legal requirements that make their union official. Credit: Supplied by Josie Dare

Sa Australia, higit pa sa “I do” ang kasal. Para kay Queensland-based marriage celebrant Josie Dare, pagkakataon itong isalaysay ang kuwento ng magkapareha sa pamamagitan ng personal na mga kuwento, ritwal, at sariling wika—habang nananatiling naaayon sa batas ng Australia.

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Sa Australia, higit pa sa “I do” ang kasal. Para kay Queensland-based marriage celebrant Josie Dare, pagkakataon itong isalaysay ang kuwento ng magkapareha sa pamamagitan ng personal na mga kuwento, ritwal, at sariling wika—habang nananatiling naaayon sa batas ng Australia.

Key Points

  • 83% ng mga kasal sa Australia ay pinapangunahan ng civil marriage celebrants ayon sa tala ng Australian Bureau of Statistics.
  • May legal na pananalita gaya ng monitum at mandatory vows na kailangang sundin sa pangangasiwa ng civil wedding.
  • Tinutulungan ng marriage celebrant na si Josie Dare ang mga nagpapakasal na gawing mas personal ang kanilang seremonya, kabilang ang paggamit ng sariling wikang Filipino at mga tradisyunal na ritwal.
"I wanna help, especially Filipinos that wanna come to Australia and they wanna get married. I want them to be comfortable that a Filipino is with them, guiding them through the process of their civil wedding."
"I wanna help, especially Filipinos that wanna come to Australia and they wanna get married. I want them to be comfortable that a Filipino is with them, guiding them through the process of their civil wedding." - Josie Dare Credit: Supplied by Josie Dare

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