You already know that creating the perfect seating arrangement for the wedding reception is an essential part of planning, but what about the ceremony? Tradition recommends that one of the major roles of the groomsmen is to play usher and lead the wedding guests to their appropriate seat. But does this old-fashioned rule still apply to the modern couple? And what about people of different cultures and beliefs? Do they follow the same rules and traditions of their faith? Here is a guide to help you select the right seating methods for your wedding.
Informal and casual weddings don't really
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Involving Family and Friends
by Anna P. December 14th, 2011 | Ceremony
The ceremony is, perhaps, the most important part of the wedding. This moment symbolizes the union, and it is probably the one time your guests will shed the most tears of joy. To make this moment even more special, here are some ideas that will help have the most important people of your life involved in ceremony rituals.
Have Several Flower Girls and Ring Bearers
If you have more than just one special little girl and one special little boy in your life, why not have several kids share the roles? You could have two or three little girls play the
Have Several Flower Girls and Ring Bearers
If you have more than just one special little girl and one special little boy in your life, why not have several kids share the roles? You could have two or three little girls play the
Creative Alternatives to Guestbooks
by Anna P. November 16th, 2011 | Ceremony
A guestbook is a nice touch to any wedding ceremony, as it allows the guests to offer their well-wishes, and it serves as a keepsake for the couple. The modern couple may want to eschew the traditional guest book for something similiar but much more special. Here are your options:
Photo Mat
What could possibly be more personal than a guest book? A small photo mat that's surrounded by an engravable surface that allows guests to sign. You can purchase a photo mat at I Do Engravables Signature Keepsakes starting at $109.00.
Memory Box
If a few well-wishes aren't enough, perhaps a
Photo Mat
What could possibly be more personal than a guest book? A small photo mat that's surrounded by an engravable surface that allows guests to sign. You can purchase a photo mat at I Do Engravables Signature Keepsakes starting at $109.00.
Memory Box
If a few well-wishes aren't enough, perhaps a
Spirituality and the Ceremony
by Anna P. October 21st, 2011 | Ceremony
Weddings are a joyous occasion, and they are often marked by important rituals as part of the celebration. A wedding ceremony is a good time to get in touch with your spiritual side; therefore, find a way to incorporate it into your vows.
You and your fiancé don't have to be associated with a specific religion to have a spiritual ceremony; you can still bring a sense of spiritual piece to your day. Here are some ideas.
1- Keep the Faith Rituals Traditional
Traditonal rituals are mostly outdated, but in the case of the ceremony, it's not a bad idea to incorporate
You and your fiancé don't have to be associated with a specific religion to have a spiritual ceremony; you can still bring a sense of spiritual piece to your day. Here are some ideas.
1- Keep the Faith Rituals Traditional
Traditonal rituals are mostly outdated, but in the case of the ceremony, it's not a bad idea to incorporate
Finding Wedding Passages
by Anna P. September 21st, 2011 | Ceremony
The wedding ceremony is truly the most magical part of the entire nuptial event. Make your official day even more special by incorporating something personal. Here is how you can make that happen.
1 - Figure out what you want to say.
Traditional is out, so many couples opt to write their own vows or decide to add something extra special. As you're planning your ceremony, make sure that you take the time to sit down and think about the vows, and what you might want to add. Take your time if you feel its necessary, and be sure to rewrite
1 - Figure out what you want to say.
Traditional is out, so many couples opt to write their own vows or decide to add something extra special. As you're planning your ceremony, make sure that you take the time to sit down and think about the vows, and what you might want to add. Take your time if you feel its necessary, and be sure to rewrite
