Monthly Archives: June 2015

A Horse is a horse of course of course!

Weddings are in full swing. Everything from gold courses, to banquet halls, to backyards.

Lots of opportunities to be creative and have those things that matter most to you..even if it’s Bailey, your horse that’s been with you since you were a little girl! Sorry Brett move over and make room!

It’s your wedding day, what’s important to you matters, so be creative and include those elements that bring the most joy and memories!2015-06-20 13.12.52

 

 

Crying Over You?!

Ok., let’s admit it, kids are cute at weddings, they way they’re dressed up., walking down the aisle, their laughter!

What’s not so cute is crying , talking,  screaming during your ceremony!

Certainly if children are important you include them … but a few thoughts.

  • A few things to keep in mind:
    • By all means involve children in your ceremony if that is important to you and your families.
  • Kids don’t do real well ‘standing’ during the ceremony; provide a seat for them with Mom, Dad or a Grandparent.
  • Provide someone to care for them during the wedding and reception, e.g. sitter, a magician, a party planner, etc.
  • Remember young children won’t remember your wedding and how they behaved during it … but you and your guests will. Use your best discretion to have a great wedding day experience for you and all your guests. Your wedding day is after all a celebration of your commitment and love to each other.
  • Note: if yours is an adult only wedding, read the above and smile!

 

How To Have The Best Wedding Ceremony Ever Part 111

BALANCE YOUR CEREMONY WITH REVERENT MOMENTS AS WELL AS THE MORE PERSONAL

  • People love weddings, the feel a wedding, they want to feel something, to be inspired.. what they don’t want a ceremony that is too stiff and rigid or too silly and shallow. Give them both.
  • Some ideas
    • Have remembrances for those family members who have passed
    • Have ‘spiritual’ elements
      • Prayer
      • Readings
      • SymbolsSergiu Pintilli Justyna pic 2  082214
        • Candles, etc.
  • Have ‘romantic’ readings that will engage you and your guests
  • Focus the ceremony on your committed relationship rather than a particular religious tradition.
  • Share personal thoughts with each other during the ceremony as part of your vow exchange.