Pronounced  "Ah-weh" 

Māori noun: strength, power, influence. Also known as soul, an object used by a tohunga (expert) in which to place a person's wairua (spirit).     

Awe can also be pronouced "oar" which in english means: a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.

It is also an acronym - Aroha: Love, Wairua: Soul/Spirit and Eke: Rise Up

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Why Choose Awe?

• Non judgmental approach - would love to marry all combinations of love

• Secular and spiritual: Beliefs: Te Ao Māori, Christianity, Spirituality

• Semi-Bilingual - Te reo Māori and English

• Personalised/customised ceremonies

• Certified pre-marriage coach

• Love relationships, weddings, events

• Committed to growth and personal/professional development

• Event planning background, planned my own wedding and helped with others

• Younger generation

 

My vision is to become a celebrant for all, first timers, vow renewals, civil unions, cultural couples, and everything in between. 

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Coming from the perspective of an indigenous Māori, Pacific, Pākehā woman, married, divorced and now mother of 3 (2 bonus kids), with a background in ministry and performing arts - I hope to gain the skills and knowledge that will enable me to deliver the best possible experience for such a beautiful and sacred life decision.