Chuppah Wedding Ceremony
This was the occasion of much good-natured haggling before the two parties could reach an agreement. To get inspired, start by reading traditional, by-the-book vows — from your own religion, if you practice a certain faith, but others, as well — to see what strikes a chord with you. You can incorporate these into the original words you write, or simply use them as a jumping-off point to base your personalized vows on. The first you need to remember about your wedding ceremony is the order of events. That’s always a good way to visualize all the things you need to think about.
- The flowers, their colors and fragrance represent that their life together will be full of color, beauty and fragrance.
- Depending on your type of service, have your moms light the unity candleor choose several short readings performed by several special readers.
- Even if your wedding is small, you’ll probably still want to end the night with a bang.
- Typically both families bless the happy couple before they embark on their future together.
May their love unite their souls and be a testimony to Your love and grace. Bless their wedding ceremony and the life they build together. Lord, we pray for their partnership to be a source of mutual support and growth. Heavenly Father, as we come together to witness the union of [Couple’s Names], we seek Your guidance and love.
Hindu weddings are performed based on Vedic traditions.
Dressed in a long gown, red shoes and a red silk sash with a silk ball on his shoulder, the groom knelt at the family altar while his father placed a cap decorated with cypress leaves on his head. The first three rows are typically reserved for immediate and extended family and other special guests. These are words meant to be heard by a live audience, so check that they sound good when spoken. Watch out for tongue twisters and super-long sentences — you don’t want to get out of breath or stumble. “Your newsletter is so thoughtful and always makes me breathe a sigh of relief about the wedding planning.” ~ Sarah H. Regardless of the structure we take, I always build in moments that allow you and your guests to be at ease and take in the moment.
