Sunday, September 18, 2016

Writing your Wedding


Writing a New Age ceremony for some couples is a fabulous idea. Customizing vows which show appreciation, admiration, and fidelity to what has been and what will be, seems normal these days. However, there are some things to consider before lifting the pen.

Writing your own vows and ceremony are an option, depending on what you believe. In the traditional religions of the world, the ceremony is a fixed set of words, songs, and actions. In many Las Vegas wedding chapels, you may find it possible to at least add your own words to some part of the officiant's established ceremony. You must let the staff know in advanced in order for the officiant to make adjustments to his own words, prayers and blessings. Your chosen chapel may ask for a written copy of your vows or ceremony several weeks in advance.

The officiant's ceremony is usually minimally customized, but it is primarily written to fit the time frame of the purchased wedding ceremony.  A 30-minute block of time in the chapel may result in a 12-15 minute ceremony, allowing time for photos afterward.

Some couples who write their own vows or have religious traditions which require an extension should consider purchasing a larger block of time in the chapel.  Chapel time is usually based on availability.

Good luck and all the best to you and yours in the planning of this momentously joyful event.

Cheers!

Connie

Writing your Wedding


Writing a New Age ceremony for some couples is a fabulous idea. Customizing vows which show appreciation, admiration, and fidelity to what has been and what will be, seems normal these days. However, there are some things to consider before lifting the pen.

Writing your own vows and ceremony are an option, depending on what you believe. In the traditional religions of the world, the ceremony is a fixed set of words, songs, and actions. In many Las Vegas wedding chapels, you may find it possible to at least add your own words to some part of the officiant's established ceremony. You must let the staff know in advanced in order for the officiant to make adjustments to his own words, prayers and blessings. Your chosen chapel may ask for a written copy of your vows or ceremony several weeks in advance.

The officiant's ceremony is usually minimally customized, but it is primarily written to fit the time frame of the purchased wedding ceremony.  A 30-minute block of time in the chapel may result in a 12-15 minute ceremony, allowing time for photos afterward.

Some couples who write their own vows or have religious traditions which require an extension should consider purchasing a larger block of time in the chapel.  Chapel time is usually based on availability.

Good luck and all the best to you and yours in the planning of this momentously joyful event.

Cheers!

Connie