Ceremony Etiquette
Before you read any further. If you are a traditional bride……….here are some traditional ideas. If you are a modern bride, that can think for herself , and wants a ceremony that you control……then throw tradition out the window and do what you like Which side of the church do I sit on?
* If the two sides look uneven it’s perfectly acceptable for the ushers to escort guests to the side that has less people. What is the correct order for the attendants in the processional? There are many variations to the processional, we have only given you one. Do what makes you happy !! * If you have a big wedding party your groomsmen and bridesmaids can walk in pairs Which side of the church does the bride walk up the aisle with her father?
What is the order of the recessional?
* Your wedding band should be worn first so that it’s closer to your heart I’m wearing gloves … what happens when we exchange rings?
After your father has kissed you and your maid of honour fixes your veil, you can hand her your bouquet. Your maid of honour will bring your bouquet up to the altar with her when your marriage certificate is being signed and will hand it over to you after you have finished signing. Remember to place your bouquet with the heads of the flowers outwards for the photographer. I have children, can I wear a white dress?
* If you want to stick to etiquette those are the rules. If you don’t care about rules then by all means wear whatever you want.Who sits in reserved seats and how can I reserve seats/pews in the church? * You can also in “Within the Ribbon” cards. These are little cards sent with the invitation to your VIP guests that will be seated up front. These guests will bring this card and show it to your ushers.
Should I have a receiving line at the church?
If you are not having a reception or a receiving line at your reception location, then yes. Ask the church if they will allow you to have a receiving line on their property first. If there is another wedding immediately following you’rs, the church may require you to leave the premises.
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