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Hi, I’m Breda Knightly, a Registered Marriage Celebrant. I have called the beautiful red earth of Alice Springs home for the past 3 years, and also lived here for 3 years previously. I am originally Irish, but have been in Australia since 1997. Alice Springs is the only place I have ever come back to to live.
Please get in touch if you would like to chat about a ceremony you wish to hold.
Please get in touch if you would like to chat about a ceremony you wish to hold.
It is my privilege to craft ceremonies alongside those I hold space for, to honour life’s milestones such as weddings, funerals, vow renewals, naming ceremonies or big life rites of passage such as menopause — or any moment you wish to commemorate.
With a calm, relaxed, and chilled nature, I’ll make sure your ceremony feels completely yours — personal, meaningful, and stress-free.
Contact me and let’s chat about your ceremony!
With a calm, relaxed, and chilled nature, I’ll make sure your ceremony feels completely yours — personal, meaningful, and stress-free.
Contact me and let’s chat about your ceremony!
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Distinguished and Famous people from Hobart City
🏛️ Andrew Inglis Clark
Andrew Inglis Clark was born in Hobart in 1848 and trained first in engineering before turning to law. He became a barrister, politician and judge, and his constitutional draft was an important influence on the federation negotiations. At Rosebank, his Battery Point home, he assembled a library and hosted discussions of contemporary ideas. The connection with Hobart is therefore intellectual as well as residential: local debating circles and a private household helped sustain the work of a figure who contributed substantially to Australia’s constitutional development.
