The Wedding Ceremony~ Thoughts to Consider
The location you choose to say "I do" and celebrate your new life together should reflect your personal style. Whether outdoors with nature's beauty as your backdrop or indoors with romantic candlelight, you'll want your surroundings to be comfortable and reflect how you envision this memorable and beautiful day of your life.
Here are some ceremony considerations:
* You may prefer to have a traditional ceremony in a church, or perhaps at a location that reflects your style and attitude, such as outdoors at a beach or in a park.
* Choose your ceremony site based on the formality of your wedding , the season of the year, the number of guests expected and your religious affiliation.
* Consider the proximity of the ceremony site to the reception site, parking availability, handicapped accessibility and time constraints.
* Make sure your guest book has space for guests to write a short note to you and the groom.
* The groom should have his best man or your wedding coordinator pay the Officiant; a check should be in a sealed envelope and handed directly to the Officiant. Preferably, all wedding vendors should be paid for in full, prior to the wedding day.
* To save money, you can make the ring bearer's pillow by attaching a pretty bow to a small pillow and adorn a pretty little basket with bows and flowers for the flower girl.
* Determine your pew seating arrangements after finalizing your guest list.
Here are some ceremony considerations:
* You may prefer to have a traditional ceremony in a church, or perhaps at a location that reflects your style and attitude, such as outdoors at a beach or in a park.
* Choose your ceremony site based on the formality of your wedding , the season of the year, the number of guests expected and your religious affiliation.
* Consider the proximity of the ceremony site to the reception site, parking availability, handicapped accessibility and time constraints.
* Make sure your guest book has space for guests to write a short note to you and the groom.
* The groom should have his best man or your wedding coordinator pay the Officiant; a check should be in a sealed envelope and handed directly to the Officiant. Preferably, all wedding vendors should be paid for in full, prior to the wedding day.
* To save money, you can make the ring bearer's pillow by attaching a pretty bow to a small pillow and adorn a pretty little basket with bows and flowers for the flower girl.
* Determine your pew seating arrangements after finalizing your guest list.
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