Wedding Ceremony Checklist

No matter how fancy the church or elegant the reception hall, the actual wedding ceremony remains the centerpiece of every wedding. The Checklist Can Help You Get Everything In Order Before The Big Day A wedding ceremony checklist can help you ensure that everything goes off without a hitch, and that every element you want included is in the wedding ceremony. A wedding ceremony checklist is particularly important for those couples planning to recite their own vows, but it is important for others as well. Even if you plan to have your minister read standard wedding vows, a wedding ceremony checklist can help you get everything in order before the big day. Getting Help To Create Your Checklist If you need help creating your wedding ceremony checklist, or knowing just what it should contain, there is a lot of help available, both in the form of online wedding planning guides and books at your local library or book store. Many wedding planning guides contain a sample wedding ceremony checklist. This sample wedding ceremony checklist can then be used to create and customize your own. Customizing Your Ceremony Checklist Customizing your sample wedding ceremony checklist is very important, since every wedding ceremony is different, and every couple will have different needs and desires when it comes to ceremony elements like music, vows, flowers and decorations. If there are special touches that will make your wedding ceremony more special and meaningful, by all means include them on your wedding ceremony checklist. The sample wedding ceremony checklist can act as a guide, but it is important that the wedding ceremony checklist you use contain the elements that mean the most to you and your fiancé. For A printable copy of the Wedding Ceremony Checklist click here. Wedding Ceremony Checklist Before The Wedding Decide On A Formal Or Informal Wedding Set The Time And Date Reserve The Ceremony Location ( Dressing Facilities) Choose The Person To Officiate The Wedding Officiant Fees Choose Attendants Determine the type of wedding you want. Choose Music, Musicians, Vocalist Or Soloist Choose A Florist Choose A Photographer Choose A Videographer Write Vows (Optional) Reserve Candelabra (Optional) Reserve Kneeler (Optional) Reserve Aisle Runner (Optional) Reserve Canopy (Optional) Reserve Other Items (Optional) Choose A Prayer And/Or Passage Reader Schedule Rehearsal Start looking for bridesmaids' dresses. Choose Wishing Well Container Choose Gift Table And Accessories Choose Guest Book And Pen Other The Ceremony Low Music Playing Usher Greets The Guest And Seat Them In The Front First Traditionally The Brides Guest Are Seated On The Left And The Groom Guest Are Seated On The Right. Today General Seating Is Allowed Other The Processional The Groom, The Best Man And The Other Attendants Enter And Stand Facing The Guest The Grandmothers Of The Bride Are Seated By The Usher The Grandmothers Of The Groom Are Seated By The Usher The Mother Of The Groom Is Seated By The Usher The Mother Of The Bride Is Seated By The Usher. The Bridesmaids walk down The Aisle.  If You Choose The Male Attendants Can Walk With The Bridesmaids. The Maid Of Honor Walks Down The Aisle. If You Choose The Best Man Can Walk With Her. The Ring Bearer Walks Down The Aisle Send your engagement announcement to the newspaper and or other media. The Flower Girl Walks Down The Aisle The Father Of The Bride (Special Friend) Escorts The Bride Down The Aisle Other The Mariage The Declaration Of Intent The Songs And/Or Prayer The Wedding Vowels The Rings The Marriage Is Pronounced Lighting Of The Candles (Optional) Prayer Present The New Couple As Mr. And Mrs. __________________. Other The Recessional The Order Of The Recessional Is The Exact Opposite Of The Processional Other  ________________________________________________ Top of page l Home l Link Directory l Contact Us  ____________________________________________ TL Manage, Inc. Copyright