- Open : 8am - 9pm Mon - Sun
- 201 Kowhai Avenue, Matarangi
Celebrate your love story with a personalised wedding ceremony that reflects your relationship, values, and the journey you are beginning together.
Intimate, relaxed, and meaningful elopement ceremonies designed for couples who want a simple yet memorable way to say “I do”.
Compassionate funeral services that honour and celebrate a loved one’s life with warmth, dignity, and respect.
Thoughtfully crafted memorial services that provide family and friends with an opportunity to reflect, remember, and celebrate cherished memories.
Ready to begin planning your dream ceremony? Connect today for a personalised consultation and start turning your vision into reality.
With a calm, caring, and professional approach, Maree Taylor creates personalised ceremonies that are meaningful, memorable, and tailored to your unique story and wishes.
I provide celebrant services for weddings, elopements, funerals, and memorial services throughout Matarangi, Whitianga, and the wider Coromandel region. Every ceremony is thoughtfully crafted to reflect your unique circumstances and wishes.
Absolutely. Every ceremony is tailored to the individuals and families involved. Whether you are celebrating a marriage, honouring a loved one, or planning an intimate elopement, I work closely with you to create a meaningful and memorable experience.
Yes. I am available to officiate ceremonies throughout Matarangi, Whitianga, Coromandel Town, Whangapoua, Opito Bay, Otama, Whitianga and Kuaotunu. I am happy to discuss travel arrangements for your chosen venue.
For weddings and elopements, booking several months in advance is recommended, especially during peak wedding seasons. Funeral and memorial services are usually arranged on shorter notice, and I do my best to accommodate families when needed.
Yes. Family and friends can be involved through readings, tributes, personal stories, music selections, or other meaningful contributions. Their participation often adds a special and personal touch to the ceremony.
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