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Prom Unity Ceremony at www.2012PromGowns.com

• Celebrate your union with a Prom unity ceremony,
  because it will be an appropriate way to include
  and welcome children into the new family being
  formed. It stresses the importance of a child and
  his cooperation in the unity of a new family.
• There are 3 versions of celebrating Prom unity
  ceremony, the first one is called the Rose Unity
  Ceremony, the second is the Candle Unity Ceremony
  and the third one is Sand Unity Ceremony.
• In a candle unity ceremony, both the bride and
  the groom will light 3 candles symbolizing the
  bond shared by a wife and a husband. Bride
  followed by the groom lights each other's
  candles. Then the couple will light the third
  candle together, that symbolizes their eternal
  unity

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• Such a ceremony may be planned at any indoor
  place of your choice (breeze will not cooperate
  with candle unity ceremonies so they should be
  planned indoors).
• In Rose Unity Ceremony, a rose that symbolizes
  love is the given by the bride to the groom and
  by the groom to his bride. This ceremony is
  placed at the end of a Prom ceremony usually,
  after the couple being pronounced as husband and
  wife. The Rose Unity Ceremony gives a special
  identity to the new and most honored husband and
  wife.

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• A single rose is always given away to convey
  several things such as 'I Love You', 'I am
  Sorry', or 'You are My Love', etc. If there are
  children who would be included into the new
  family, they may be given a rose and a kiss by
  the newlywed couple. This sends a message to the
  children that their union will bind the whole new
  family with love. This ceremony can be planned
  indoors or outdoors.
• In a Sand Unity Ceremony, sand is used to
  symbolize the unity of the bride and groom. Two
  vials of sand are taken from under the feet of
  the wedded couple (if the ceremony happens on a
  beach). After the exchange of rings, the bride
  and groom then come together, and pour sand from
  separate vials into one unity vial, reflecting
  they are no more separate individuals but think
  and behave as one. The single vial is usually
  kept as a Prom keepsake by the newlywed couple.

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• Children too, can be included in this sand unity
  ceremony and children are made to collect sand
  from the bride and groom and add to the unity
  vial. However, children are allowed to do this,
  after officiate asks the children to render
  support and extend love to the newly formed
  family.
• So make sure your Prom ceremony is followed by
  one of the unity ceremony and there would be no
  debate that a Prom would be incomplete with unity
  ceremony.