Wedding Processional Order

Thank you Martha Stewart

In a Traditional Christian Wedding Ceremony, this is the order that is usually used. I found this on Martha's site, and I thought it might be helpful for you.



There are tons of variations, make your wedding your own, and don't be afraid to think outside the box, if you want to walk down with both your parents, or your Step-Father and your Biological Father, do it!

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April 22, 2013 No Comments

Wedding vs Marriage

Found at Tiffany Rebecca Blog

I had the beautiful honor to marry one special couple a week or so ago, and when we sat down to talk about their wedding they had the most beautiful words to express their love for one another.



And I wanted to make sure that their wedding ceremony was just as special as they are.



Sometimes as a bride you forget that your wedding is not just about that day, it's not just about the reception and the food and the party.



It's about what happens the day after that, and the day after that....so while your wedding WILL BE AMAZBALLS, remember it's what is going to happen the next day that really counts.

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March 22, 2013 No Comments

Awesome Wedding Program

Found at DIY Weddings Mag

I am always on the lookout for new and fun things for weddings. And this caught my eye, what a fun what to do your program.



A wedding program should do the following:

• Introduce your wedding party


• Talk about your ceremony


• Include your parents names


• Mention other ceremony participants (Readers, Singers, Officiant)


• Maybe something about the religious nature of the ceremony

Other than these basic points, you can do whatever you want. Include pictures; the story of your proposal or how you two met; a thank-you to your families and your guests; a tribute to a relative who's passed away -- anything that's important to you. Remember that the program is a wedding keepsake, so really make it your own.

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March 19, 2013 No Comments

Wedding Seating for Loved Ones

Found via Style me Pretty

I am hearing from brides all the time that they want to recognize a departed loved one, but not make their program read like a funeral card, or not do enough to show that their mom, dad, grandparent, sister, aunt or uncle, (insert passed on loved one here), how much they truely meant to you.



I think this way is just lovely. A gorgeous timeless photograph showing that your mom/dad/grandparent would have or is sitting here.

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October 25, 2012 No Comments

Tie the Knot

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While filling a vase with sand is great and symbolic you can't get much more real than literally tying a knot.



This couple is tying  a fisherman's knot, the strongest knot, which won't come undone even if the rope breaks and only gets tighter with pressure.



If you have done this at your wedding, I'd love to see pictures!!!!!!



How's that for awesometastic symbolism?!

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July 27, 2012 No Comments