Thursday, March 8, 2018

Perfect Wedding Ceremony


Find the perfect words for every part of your Wedding Ceremony.

Wedding Words includes numerous ceremony samples for a ‘Do it Yourself Wedding Ceremony’.

Whatever style you’re aiming at – traditional, contemporary, spiritual or ritualistic – you’ll find the perfect words in ‘Wedding Words’.

Enjoy the feeling of being in control as you customise you own Wedding Ceremony.

Some of the essential information and explanation for your personal Wedding Ceremony include:


*  Wedding Vows for different settings and situations

*  Wedding Ring Ceremony, including washing and blessing of the rings

*  Readings, Poems and Blessings suitable to expand and

*  Rituals including sand ceremony, wine sharing, rose ceremony, tree planting and others

*  A list of music for different sections of your Wedding Ceremony including the processional, recessional and as background for such rituals as Lighting a Unity Candle, Wine Sharing and others

*  Complete wording for every part of your wedding ceremony

*  Examples of Wedding Ceremonies


In compiling your Wedding Ceremony you can use the words you’ll find in the book, or edit to suit your particular situation or need, or use them as an inspiration to create a Wedding Ceremony all your own.

Includes over 150 sentences you can use as starters for your own wedding vows.

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Sunday, March 4, 2018

Wedding versus Marriage

When the Civil Marriage Celebrant programme first came into existence in Australia back in 1974, it was considered more as a service to the community than anything else. A wonderful idea where couples could get married any where - their home. or beach or any public place.

At the same time, the wedding could take place on any day of the week, and any time of the day.

The cost of such a wedding was minimal. Even the celebrant's fees were set by the government.

Somewhere along the way, the bridal industry came into existence, and weddings stopped being a private affair between two people, and became big business. As someone said, mention the word Weddings, and it's like a magnet to all things that spell money.

Perhaps one of the worst things that has happened to weddings, is that couples, pressured by the  big, expensive, lavish weddings they read about on the Internet, actually borrow money from the bank in order to achieve that expensive wedding. As someone said,

'I should have invited my bank manager to my wedding – the money I borrowed for my big day stuck around longer than my husband did'.

And that's another worry. According to studies, the debts from the wedding, actually tend to undermine the marriage. So if you want a happy. long-lasting marriage a less expensive wedding is more likely to result in a happier, longer marriage.



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