We have seen Grooms walk out of the room one minute before the ceremony started, to give someone directions to the Wedding because, yes, they called him. We want you both to be able to concentrate and enjoy these moments to their fullest…without any unnecessary interruptions.
- For the Prelude before the Ceremony
- Bride and Groom’s Mothers
- For the Bridal Party entrance
- For the entrance of the BRIDE
Will the Groomsmen be walking the Bridesmaids up the aisle, or will the Groomsmen be up front with the Minister and Groom, and the Ladies walk down by themselves?
Also, will the Best man escort the Maid of Honor down the aisle or will he enter with the Minister and Groom and the Maid of Honor walk down by herself?
Will there be a Flowergirl and/or a Ringbearer? Are they old enough to walk down unescorted?
Who will give away the Bride?
If both parents are alive and together, the father should walk the Bride down the aisle, and reply when asked by saying; “Her Mother and I”.
If there is only one parent, or if the parents are not together, you may want to consider other options.
Who will perform the reading? Often times the Bride and Groom will wish to incorporate a reading that has special meaning to them.
Care should be taken when approaching a potential Orator as some people are very uncomfortable in front of a gathering. The Minister is always an option to do the reading.
If it is a Blended Family Wedding, we suggest you go with the Sand Ceremony because it can vary in sand colors as many as are needed. The Sand Ceremony also provides a beautiful keepsake for the entire family to enjoy.
