The Introduction to the Exchange of Rings of a wedding ceremony explains the symbolism and meaning behind the giving of the rings to the bride and groom. Introduction to the Exchange of Rings 1 The ring is an ancient symbol, so perfect and simple. It has no beginning and has no end. It is round like the sun, like the moon,… Read More
The Exchange of Wedding Rings represent the vows and promises the bride and groom have exchanged. They signify to the world that that they belong to someone special and someone special belongs to them. Exchange of Rings 1 GROOM, as you place the ring on BRIDE’s finger, please repeat after me: You are the love… Read More
The Opening Words and Introduction of the wedding ceremony sets the tone for the wedding. It’s a statement about the occasion, its importance, the significance to the world as well as the couple getting married. Opening Words and Introduction 1 Friends and Family of the BRIDE and GROOM, welcome and thank you for being here on this important… Read More
Ribbons, Doves, Butterflies and Bubbles are a fun way of ending the wedding ceremony. This takes place just before the bride and groom recess down the aisle as husband and wife. Dove Release 1 Doves are beautiful, devoted creatures. Watching them soar together in synchronous flight is an inspiration and a joy to watch. They symbolize unity,… Read More
A Sand Ceremony or Blending of the Sand is a unique way to symbolize two lives becoming one in a wedding ceremony. This is also a great way to incorporate children or family into the wedding. Sand Ceremony 1 BRIDE and GROOM, today you join your separate lives together. The two separate bottles of sand… Read More
Reading 1 Happiness in marriage is not something that just happens. A good marriage must be created. In marriage the “little” things are the big things. It is never being too old to hold hands. It is remembering to say, ”I love you” at least once a day. It is never going to sleep angry.… Read More
The introduction to the wedding vows is when the officiant prepares the bride and groom for the promises they are about to make. Introduction to the Exchange of Wedding Vows 1 The formal exchange of your wedding vows is the most ancient part of a wedding ceremony. These are the words that couples for centuries have… Read More
The Declaration of Consent, also known as the “I Do’s” is when the bride and groom legally agree to be married. Declaration of Consent 1 Will you, GROOM, cherish BRIDE as your lawful wedded wfie, protecting her, and tending to her needs through illness and disappointment? GROOM says, I will” Will you strive to understand her, giving… Read More
Katherine and Matthew have a dream Calamigos Ranch Wedding Ceremony at The Oaks Room. On this day, love was in the air while Katherine and Matthew exchanged their vows of marriage. I am so thankful for these two for inviting me to be part of their special day. If love is not all, then it is… Read More
The Blessing to the Four Directions has its roots in Native American culture. It is the belief that human beings are tied to all things in nature. It is this belief which assigned virtues to the four cardinal directions; East, South, West and North. Blessing to the Four Directions 1 In times past it was… Read More