Wedding Ceremony By Joanne Elliott

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Wedding Ceremony By Joanne Elliott

• A wedding ceremony is a basically service that
  binds a couple together in holy matrimony. There
  are many different types of service, and there
  are many differences in tradition between various
  cultures, countries, ethnic groups and social
  classes across the world.
• The Casablanca 1867 ceremony itself is usually
  accompanied by the couple dressing up in
  complimentary outfits or costumes, and is
  overseen by friends and family. It is
  increasingly popular to also coordinate other
  elements of the wedding ceremony, from music to
  flowers, wedding favors, even down to the wedding
  ceremony invitation itself.

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• Wedding ceremonies are usually conducted by
  religious figures in order to make the union
  legal in the eyes of the law. The La Sposa Lama
  vows at the ceremony can be added to include
  extras such as poetry, personalized vows, prayers
  or poetry. Again the format of the event will
  differ between cultures, religions, and indeed
  the individual couple's personal preferences for
  their special day.

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• Wedding Ceremony Outfits
• In traditional Western culture the bride often
  wears a white wedding dress. This relates back to
  the Victorian ages, where the color white was
  seen as a simple of purity. The traditional
  Western bridal veil worn in a Maggie Sottero
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  virginity. The groom usually wears a formal suit
  that coordinates and complements his brides'
  gown. The suit is usually tailored, and can be a
  tail coat or a tuxedo.

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• The Wedding Rings
• In most wedding ceremonies across the world the
  vows are sealed by the couple physically putting
  rings on each other fingers. The Mori Lee Touch
  Of Color 2227 ring finger is on the left hand,
  second digit to the right of the little finger.
  The wedding ring is seen as a symbol of eternal
  devotion and never ending love, and is often worn
  along with the engagement ring.

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• Wedding Symbolism
• There is an old rhyme that is "Something old
  something new, something borrowed something
  blue". Again this is a tradition with roots in
  the Victorian era. The belief is that the bride
  should wear or Pronovias Figaro carry an item
  from each area of the rhyme in order to guarantee
  good luck in the couples' future together as man
  and wife.

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• Wedding Music
• It is customary for the bride to be accompanied
  by music as she walks down the aisle. Usually the
  bride will be liven away by her father. It is
  entirely up to the couple as to which music they
  select for this part of the San Patrick Elisa
  ceremony. In Western tradition the wedding March
  or "Bridal Chorus" is the most popular choice.
  You may recognize this music by the words "here
  comes the bride".

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• Wedding Ceremony Reception
• The wedding ceremony is traditionally followed by
  a reception. This is basically a celebration
  party for all of the Sottero and Midgley Ssm5074
  guests to help join in congratulating the
  newlyweds in their union. Wedding ceremony
  receptions include traditional elements such as
  the first dance, cutting the cake, toasting and
  speeches.

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• Wedding Ceremony Departure
• It is traditional for the newly married couple to
  be driven off together into the sunset in front
  of all of the wedding guests. Before the couple
  get into the vehicle the last thing that happens
  is that the bride will throw her bouquet over
  shoulder. It is believed that the bridesmaid or
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  bouquet will be the next one to be married.