Make Your Wedding Day ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ The Perfect Day!!

♥     Isn’t that the whole idea?  It is your day, your decisions, your memories, YOUR WEDDING.  What is best for your individual circumstances?  Where do you want to get married? Wishing Well Weddings will come to where you want to be married.  We have done intimate home weddings as well as extravagant reception hall wedding ceremonies both inside and out any time of the year.  Whether large or small, OUR PRICE IS THE SAME!  No hidden “extras”. 

 Why settle for a justice of the peace officiant or a cold and sterile judge’s office when you can get married in a meaningful and memorable place?  The point is . . .  you can be married wherever you want!   You are only limited by your imagination and resources!  From romantic to practical or for the convenience of having your reception and ceremony all in one place.  That is what Wishing Well Weddings is all about.  

Why choose us?  First of all, Rev. Tab is a REAL ordained wedding minister–not  Universal Life internet credentials, which can be obtained by anyone!  We care . . . we really do.  There isn’t a wedding we do that is routine.  We include FREE ceremony coordination services, if needed.  Having a minister is great, but who helps you with the processional and all the last minute details?   

We try to make your BIG day as worry free as possible.  Just read a few of our REVIEWS from our couples and you will know why Wishing Well Weddings is a cut above the rest.  Below are several pages of some of the beautiful wedding ceremonies Rev. Tab has performed for your enjoyment .  .  . we look forward to the chance to meet you and hope to help you plan YOUR special day!   ENJOY!

Chapels in the Spring

 

Apple Mountain Chapel

 

Almont New  Church Assembly

The last two weekend weddings involved beautiful historic chapels!  There is something quaint about Springtime and chapels and, of course, getting to ring the bell in celebration after the newlyweds have been presented as husband and wife!  We have performed weddings on several repeat occassions at various old chapels in Michigan and each one is unique!

Irish Wedding Blessing

May the road rise to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
The rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of his hand.

May God be with you and bless you;
May you see your children’s children.
May you be poor in misfortune,
Rich in blessings,
May you know nothing but happiness
From this day forward.

May the road rise to meet you
May the wind be always at your back
May the warm rays of sun fall upon your home
And may the hand of a friend always be near.

May green be the grass you walk on,
May blue be the skies above you,
May pure be the joys that surround you,
May true be the hearts that love you.

 

Better Late Than Never . . . .

The guests were waiting and waiting and waiting . . . was there going to be a wedding???  Somewhere along the route, the limo bus got stuck in 5:00 rush traffic and couldn’t make it to the ceremony location on time.  If it had been a gorgeous day . . . no one would’ve minded.  This was not one of those days for this outside wedding.

 

As the late Fall sky darkened, the wedding party finally arrived!  Once this ceremony was done, it was like a fire drill as the guest ran to get inside and warmed up.  Here is a picture of the happy couple, once they had a chance to thaw out . . .

Congratulations and as they say, “better late than never”.

Torrential Rain and Tornado Warnings Didn’t Stop Us!

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The Long and Winding Road . . .

that leads to the wedding . . .

For those of you who have had a chance to visit the relatively new George George Park, you know that it has this beautiful pavillion for wedding ceremonies.  However, it is a rather long walk for the bride when she is making her grand entrance from the parking lot. We witnessed the bride exit the limo and the porocessional began . . . and ended . . .  but, where is the bride?  There is a section where the trees and fountain hide the path–that’s where our bride was making some necessary adjustments to continue her walk down the aisle!  A few curious moments passed, but Rev. assured everyone, there was a bride on the way–and as you can see, she made her meeting with her groom!  Congratulations, you two, and much happiness!!!

East Meets West

  It isn’t too often we get to do a church wedding, but this gorgeous sanctuary 

 was opened to us for the marriage of two different cultures and denominations.  Despite the differences, this couple blended perfectly together.    It was awesome to see the interaction of the many guests becoming one family with shaking of hands, hugs and smiles all around after the ceremony.

  A bright future and blessings to these newlyweds.

                                               

Fashionably Late, but ended up Great!

The wedding was supposed to begin at 6 pm.  At 5:55, no bride-no groom.  The maid of honor and flowergirl were waiting for their dresses to arrive.  The bride’s mom was frantically making phone calls.  Panic was rising in the other attendants . . . . in walks the groom, which we tucked away to keep from seeing the bride.  Minutes later, the bride arrives.  Frenzy in the ladies room as dresses, shoes and flowers were passed out.  Unbelievably, the wedding ceremony began less than 15 minutes later!  After this beautiful bride and her new husband were pronounced — there were smiles all around.  What an amazing blessing from God that all the chaos melted away when the ceremony began.

April Love

It never ceases to amaze us of all the cool venues we encounter.  We were given the address for this wedding as a chiropractic clinic.  Sounds like a most unusual location for a wedding until we stepped through the doors and realized it was originally a small church that had been converted.  The sanctuary remained intact and the clinic was on the lower level.  It was such a surprise and a beautiful, intimate wedding for a truly great couple. They put their wedding together in a week as the groom’s Marine son (his Best Man) had received his orders and would be leaving shortly. Congratulations and may God be with you!

Forgotten Bouquet – Not Runaway!

This beautiful ceremony began perfectly.  The bridesmaids glided down the elegant winding staircase and all the wedding party was in their places.  All eyes were on the bride and her father through the mirrors facing the stairway bridge when she stopped halfway, turned around and ran back!  After a hushed moment, and a very surprised look on dad’s face, she returned holding up her bouquet she had forgotten in the bridal room.  All smiles and chuckles as she made her momentous  entrance!

We think that broke the ice for the nervous bride as she was relaxed and happy for the rest of the ceremony.  Always expecting the unexpected makes each wedding unique and delightful.  Our Best  To You Both : )