Hi I’m Bonnie Harris a Civil Marriage Celebrant who  travels from Kuranda/ Cairns to any coastal or inland venue you decide on for your wedding ceremony,  renewal of vows, commitment ceremony,  baby naming/ blessing, .  When planning your wedding,  renewal of vows, commitment ceremony or baby naming remember the tropics aren’t just the beach areas.  The possibilities for your ceremonies are endless, tropical parks and gardens, beside a river, lookouts, chapels,  resorts,  your own garden or the old tin shed out the back. Where ever your choice of venue,  it has to express your style,  personalities, flair and spirit.

On your wedding day I have a charming elegant  table and 2 chairs for you to autograph your legal documents on.  You will receive a Presentation Certificate  with a copy of your Wedding Ceremony and I will organize your marriage certificate. When you’re ready to celebrate, contact me, as I think celebrations in all forms from the unpretentious to the majestic are the excitement and spice of life. Remember the unmistakable intent of ceremonies is to—-

“Come out of the circle of time and into the circle of love” Hafiz

A glance into my life

	Here’s a quick glance at my life in Kuranda  I’m sure the Gods and Goddesses were speaking the same language when  Kuranda was formed. Its a magnificent area with cool ancient rain forest and a spiritual energy, it has a grand relaxed ambiance. I’ve lived here for 28 years and am still loving, laughing and enjoying life in this gorgeous, divine, lush place. The flow of life with its cycles and celebrations renews my energy and keeps me content in this place I love.
	Hacka (husband) and I love cruising around in the old 4WD Ute, finding unspoiled places to camp where we don’t have to listen to anyone’s generator humming out of tune with the wild life. Lying on the banana lounge reading a novel beside a clear flowing river is a luxury few of us give ourselves these days.  Its fabulous that the Goddesses gave me a husband who eats salads and can cook, when I’m camping I hardy ever cook heh heh.
	One of my loves is revamping old cotton and silk clothes I can honestly say some pieces look divine and others look tragic, the tragic ones I give to the op shop. Don’t worry I don’t wear any of them to my ceremonies, heh heh. I’m thrilled when I see someone wearing a garment I revamped  around the village. Not quite sure what to think when its a male wearing it. Though life is completely different for every individual, each person deserves respect, regardless of what they are wearing.        Its not what you look at that matters, its what you see”. David Thoreau