 Articles with tips about wedding ceremony. Find out where all the guests to sit in the church, what to consider when talking with the organizer to the marriage and what it costs. Read about the flower girl and ring bearer.
We also have articles about throwing rice, ideas for music for the ceremony and what to write in the wedding program.
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| A wedding for you and your nearest relatives and friends |
| The flower girl walks down the aisle before the bride, scattering flower petals from a basket. |
| The Ring Bearer carries the wedding rings for the bridal couple. |
| What is an appropriate amount to pay the officiant? |
| The most luxurious and comfortable is of course if you are able to choose a reception room in a manor house or a castle. The wedding can take place in a nearby church or outdoors in the park. |
| This is an arranged wedding, but not a pompous one. |
| | What would your wedding be without music! Here some alternatives to accompany you, as you walk up and down the aisle. |
| Discuss your ceremony plans with a potential officiant. |
| Who does what, who stands where, who goes first/last etc. |
| According to old tradition the wedding guests tossed rice on the newlywed with wishes for fertility and prosperity. |
| Your guests want and need a program for your wedding ceremony. A wedding program is a wonderful memory from your wedding and it also allows your guests to follow along with the ceremony. |
| The churchwarden welcomes the wedding guests, and shows them where to sit. According to tradition, the bride’s family and friends will sit on the left side in the church and the bridegroom’s family and friends on the right side. The first benches on both sides are always reserved for the nearest relatives. |
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