A wedding ceremony is the most sensual and important moment of your wedding day. Despite what clothes, music, and decorations you choose, you’ll still remember this time as the very moment of saying “I do” and becoming one flesh. There are several wedding ceremony ideas that will make it more personalized, meaningful, and exciting. Have a look at them.
Wedding Ceremony Ideas
Thank Your Guests and Let Them Have a Drink
There are people who are always on time and there are also many of those who are chronically late despite all their efforts.
If you want all your guests to see you and your partner say “I do”, organize a small pre-ceremony cocktail party. Simple cocktails and two-three small treats will be enough for everyone to get in the romantic mood and become more relaxed.
Don’t forget to put personal notes at the ceremony entrance. Guests will love reading personal thank you’s from a happy couple while you save time skipping the receiving line.
Choose the Meaningful Music
You must have noticed that there are wedding ceremonies that make people cry from happiness and romantic feelings that overwhelm. There are also such ceremonies that aren’t an emotional experience. They just look gorgeous because of the right wedding ceremony decorations. However, the wedding is not just about the look. It’s about the right emotions. Choosing the meaningful music or telling your wedding DJ service what songs are truly yours, you’ll head to the altar full of heartfelt feelings and love.
Make a Time Capsule
Writing a letter to your partner is a must do for your wedding planning checklist. Make sure that your partner does the same.
During the wedding ceremony put your letters and a wine bottle into a box. Then hammer it shut. You’ll love reading these letters at your 10th wedding anniversary. The emotions must be overwhelming! Besides, your guests may also take part in such an activity. Think where to store their wishes and how to provide everyone with a piece of paper and a pen.
Your wedding ceremony will be beautiful. Just listen to your heart and don’t forget about wedding planning. Let your “I do” be the most emotional moment!
