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A Valentine's Day Wedding
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What better time to marry than Valentine's Day- the day we all
celebrate love! Love is in the air, and a with a Valentine
theme you can have a wedding that's pure romance. Here are
a few ideas to add extra romance to your ceremony: |
- Choose a romantic setting: a lovely
church,
a romantic country inn, bed & breakfast or winery, a castle
or historic mansion. Look for cozy, intimate, and
charming, or grand and elegant.
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Decorate
the ceremony site with an abundance of flowers, candelabras,
rose petals, white tulle, elegant red or pink velvet bows on pews or
chairs, and kissing balls hanging from doorways.
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Arrive in a romantic horse-drawn carriage.
- Greet your guests with
romance from the moment they walk in. You can do this
beautifully and simply with
white floating candles and red rose petals in crystal bowls
of water on either side of the entrance.
- Have the ushers give flowers
to each of your female guests as they arrive.
- Have a candlelight ceremony.
- Wear a white dress with red
accents, a red gown, or a pink gown with a heart-shaped
neckline.
Accessorize with heart-shaped or ruby jewelry.
How about a red garter? Or
a red velvet cape? Wear roses in your hair.
Carry a bouquet of one dozen red roses.
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Bridesmaids can wear red or
pink, and carry a single rose, a basket of roses, or a
floral heart on a ribbon.
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A flower girl can scatter
rose petals or carry a cute plush animal with a big red
heart.
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The groom and groomsmen can
wear red or pink shirts, ties or vests, and rose
boutonnières.
- Ask your officiant
to include sweet details of your love story in the service, such
as where you met or how he proposed.
- Ask your officiant to
to
give a special Valentine's Day blessing to other married couples
during your ceremony.
Or,
after the two of you have exchanged vows, have your
officiate invite all the married couples in attendance to
stand and renew their vows.
- Include
romantic readings in your ceremony.
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Have a string quartet or a harpist
provide romantic wedding music for the ceremony.
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Have a unity candle ceremony
and use a heart shaped candle holder.
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Write love letters to each other and read them
out-loud as part
of your ceremony.
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Or read the lyrics to your favorite
long songs. If you sing well, sing them- or have a
soloist sing them for you.
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Exchange roses as your
first gift as husband and wife.
- End your Valentine's Day
ceremony with a lovely dove release, or
have your guests shower you with rose petals from petal
cones.
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We love to do
Valentine weddings!
Contact us now for
availability for your date and time, and let us help you
create the Valentine's Day wedding of your dreams!
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Pastors Bob and Barbara, wedding
officiants
Email:
weddingpastors@aol.com
Phone:
(203) 503- 4102
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