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This idea falls into the category of "Why didn't I think of this before??!!" ;-)

Tradition says the parents of the bride sit in the front row on the left side and the parents of the groom sit in the front row on the right side.

When the couple walks up the aisle, the bride is usually on the left and whoever is escorting her is on the right. Once the groom takes his place next to the bride their backs are to the guests. In my "romantic" wedding ceremony after about 6…

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This idea falls into the category of "Why didn't I think of this before??!!" ;-)

Tradition says the parents of the bride sit in the front row on the left side and the parents of the groom sit in the front row on the right side.

When the couple walks up the aisle, the bride is usually on the left and whoever is escorting her is on the right. Once the groom takes his place next to the bride their backs are to the guests. In my "romantic" wedding ceremony after about 6…

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I recently had a meeting with a couple who were searching for the right wedding officiant. I was impressed.



Never having been married before, they brought a list of questions that helped both of us to get to know each other better. They interviewed me, not the other way around. Some of their questions led to discussions of other areas of the ceremony that kept the conversation centered on what they needed to know to make an informed decision.



Write down ideas for… Continue

What are "loose ends," you say?



Loose ends are distracting and have an amazing way of biting you in the butt, especially if you wait until you've already tied the knot. They take your focus off of doing what it takes for a marriage to be healthy and to succeed.



Tie up loose ends or find yourself in knots. ~ Jason… Continue