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"With this ring, I thee wed."
Solemnization of Matrimony
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Your wedding ceremony is a public declaration of a very
significant and private decision of your life. Your guests
are not only only the audience, but also
participants, who are there to wish you well.
Your ceremony is a drama filled with emotion and life-changing
events. You set the stage with florals and costume
the cast. You are the writer and director of this production.
Although certain rituals in the ceremony are common, your
wedding will be unique.
Traditional ceremonies take place at the
couples place of worship; churches, chapels or synagogues.
It will require many meetings with your clergy/officiant
will be required to discuss the details of the ceremony, along with the
importance of your commitment. Marriage workshops can be
attended prior to your wedding day.
If your upcoming marriage is non-traditional, it can take place at many venues.
An outdoor affair, your planning will
require a little more work. You will need to determine
capacity, an inclement weather plan, etc. You will also need
to select a clergy who can offer the ceremony services that
you require to meet your religious and spiritual needs.
Read and refer to more wedding planning and marriage license
information in the current issue of The Windsor/Essex County
Wedding Guide. Click here to
order your copy.
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Brittany Gurney- All Seasons Weddings-Officiant
White Rose Ceremonies by Reverend Karen Smallwood
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