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Gay Wedding at Fashion Week to Be Attended by 1000
Press Release
16 July 2013
Gay Wedding at
Fashion Week to Be Attended by 1000 – Wedding Planner
Selected
Melissa Haberfield has been selected
as the wedding planner for the Come on Oz, Say I Do same-sex
wedding at New Zealand Fashion Week 2013.
Under Melissa’s experienced eye two brides will be treated to a wedding like no other as they take their vows in front of an audience of over 1000 on the catwalk of Annah Stretton’s fashion show on September 7th, 2013.
Melissa has strong
senior management experience within international tourism
businesses, luxury hotels and on-board cruise ships and in
recent years has focussed her entrepreneurial energies on
developing innovative new businesses.
Her passion for
the project not only lies in her love for organising
unforgettable events but also her strong ties to the gay
community.
“My brother is in a long term committed gay relationship,” says Melissa. “He has two beautiful boys born into a family of two gay girls. They all wish to have the right to marry their respective partners in their chosen country of residence as we all do. I have many gay friends in New Zealand and Australia and if through my love of creating gorgeous, memorable events I can help make this wedding a huge success and ultimately change the law in Australia I will be over the moon!”
About Come
on Oz, Say I do
'Come on Oz, Say I do,' is a
campaign launched by New Zealand fashion designer Annah
Stretton in-conjunction with Fashion Week, to help Australia
say 'I do' at this year’s coming election. In a wedding to
top all weddings, Annah is giving one lucky female same sex
Australian couple a wedding of their dreams on the catwalk
at Fashion Week in front of a crowd of 1000 fashionistas and
supporters of same sex marriage this coming September 7th.
Competition entries run through to July 30th 2013.
For
more information and competition details visit
www.comeonoz.com
Follow us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/comeonozsayido
For more about Annah
Stretton visit: www.annahstretton.com
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