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Details and History.  The How and Why of what we do.

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Scripture Reading

Wedding readings help set the tone not only for the ceremony but also for the years to come. The readings at your ceremony might range from serious biblical readings all the way to fun and quirky song lyrics. You may choose a familiar reading or one that's obscure but meaningful to...
 

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​Poetic Reading

The following are a collection of readings, poems and prayers that can be brought into your wedding ceremony. They are one way of adding a certain flavor to your ceremony to help shape it into the wedding of your dreams. For example, if you wanted to bring in a little...

 

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Unity Sand

The flowing sand and blending of the colors in the Sand Ceremony symbolize the bringing together of two lives into one. The two sands symbolize everything that the bride and groom have been or will become in the future.

 

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Lei Exchange

Leis are beautiful wreaths or necklaces of tropical flowers. In ancient times, a lei was worn as a symbol of the wearer’s rank in society. Different ranks were distinguished by the type of flower or complexity of their leis. Today, the governor of Hawaii and other important...

 

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Unity Candle

Lighting the unity candle during a wedding ceremony is becoming a common tradition in many modern weddings. This ceremony is much more than simply the lighting of a candle and involves other family members,..

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Coin / Veil / Cord

In the coin ceremony, the coins are called the "arras". This is why aside from the ring bearer, a coin bearer is also needed in the wedding entourage. The minister is given 13 coins, and while the groom has his hands cupped above the bride, he passes them to the groom...

 

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