Brisbane baby naming ceremony

Brisbane Baby Naming Ceremony

Halle’s baby naming was a beautiful way to catch up with her parents, who I married in 2022.

The baby naming ceremony coincided with Halle’s first birthday celebration and was held at the couple’s home.

The family went to lots of effort, putting together a pink balloon arch for the ceremony.

They chose a song by Tim McGraw called, “My little girl”.

Three Godparents were appointed for Halle, and I presented them with certificates to remind them of their lifelong bond with Halle.

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Theo's Baby Naming Ceremony

What are the rules of a Baby Naming Ceremony?

Do the parents need to be a particular religion?

Do the parents need to be married?

Do the parents need to be a couple?

The answer is that there are no rules for a Baby Naming Ceremony. As a non-legal and non-religious ceremony, the ceremony can be created to suit any family situation.

Can there be Godparents? Yes, of course. Or you can choose to call them Mentors, Guardians, Aunts, Guideparents, of Fairy Godmothers.

Sarah chose to ask 5 special people to be Theo's Guideparents. We chose a special piece of music to play, Sarah sourced some Monarch butterflies for the Guideparents to release, and she hired an arbour for the ceremony space.

Your baby naming ceremony can be anything you want it to be.

Baby Naming Ceremony

Baby Naming Ceremony Brisbane

Have you been thinking of how to celebrate the birth of your new baby? A baby naming celebrant can unite your family and friends with a simple ceremony to welcome baby into the world.


A baby naming ceremony can be held in any garden or your backyard and is an occasion to welcome Baby into the family and express your lifelong and unconditional love for your precious child. There are no legal requirements, no rules about who can or can’t be Godparents, no sermons, just pure joy.

For a baby naming ceremony in the Redlands, contact Cheryl at ido@cherylwedding.com