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Ceremony
What traditions make up a Serbian Orthodox wedding?
Hi there, I was wondering if you could find some info on Serbian Orthodox weddings. I am Catholic and my fiance is Serbian and would really like to know all their traditions. I can’t ask my partner as he has never been to one! Thank you in advance.
I was wondering if you could find some info on Serbian Orthodox weddings. I am Catholic and my fiance is Serbian and would really like to know all their traditions.
My Dad is very ill and may not be around on my wedding day. Can I have a second ceremony?
My fiancée and I have set the date for our wedding eight months from now with a celebrant, a nice, quaint small wedding. But my Dad is very ill and may not still be here come that time.
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On Which Side Does Each Family Sit?
In Christian ceremonies, the bride’s family sits on the left, the groom’s on the right. Likewise, the bride stands at the left at the altar while the groom stands to her right. In a Jewish ceremony, it’s the opposite; the bride and her family are on the right, the groom and his are on the…
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Are Secular Readings Okay?
There are volumes upon volumes of great words for your wedding out there — you’ve just got to do a little research. Favourite poems are a classic ceremony standby, but you should also think of your favourite authors — plays, essays, and fiction that are special to one or both of you can all yield…
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How To Honour An Absent Attendant?
First, our condolences. It is only fitting that you would like to honour your friend and groomsman, and exactly how you do so is up to you. One option would be to include a special prayer or reading in the ceremony. Another would be to have a candle lighting, or simply to keep a candle…
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How Do We Pull Off A Double Wedding?
Well aren’t you the Doublemint twins! And you are about to double your fun. Have dad stand between the two of you and walk together down the aisle. If you would prefer to walk alone with him, he may escort the eldest daughter first down the aisle, then turn around to walk the younger sister.…
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Is It Okay To Honour My Son With A Ring?
Many couples choose to include their children in their ceremonies by having a family ring ceremony. You two exchange your vows, and then your son comes up and you both make vows to love and support him and to start your marriage as a new family. Whether or not he is your fiancé’s son is…
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Can My Pets Attend?
Before you do anything, make sure the ceremony location allows animals. Once you’ve overcome that hurdle, enlist the services of an empathetic friend or family member who loves Alex almost as much as you do. Ask that person to walk Alex in and out of the service on a leash and sit near an exit…
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Do Child Attendants Stand?
Let your ring bearers and flower girls have their moment while walking down the aisle, but then have them sit down with their respective parents. Their behaviour will be best if they sit with Mum or Dad. In addition, you may want to think about giving each kid a gift (perhaps a toy that’s handheld…
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Can My Son Escort Me Down The Aisle?
Absolutely. In fact, if she would like all three of her sons to escort her down the aisle, that’s completely appropriate. The idea is for the bride to be escorted by the person (or people!) from whom she wants a blessing to enter into her marriage. Having all three sons walk down the aisle with…
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More: Ceremony
- What traditions make up a Serbian Orthodox wedding?
- My Dad is very ill and may not be around on my wedding day. Can I have a second ceremony?
- On Which Side Does Each Family Sit?
- Are Secular Readings Okay?
- How To Honour An Absent Attendant?
- How Do We Pull Off A Double Wedding?
- Is It Okay To Honour My Son With A Ring?
- Can My Pets Attend?
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