It ’s been in every girl ’s dream to have a great wedding someday. And I know all of them have the perfect wedding all planned out. But putting your dreams into reality could sometimes pose some problems and you end up with the next best thing. If you won’t settle for the next best thing then you might want to choose having a small yet divine wedding.
Having a small wedding doesn’t mean that it should be simple and not be the dream wedding you want to have. Unless you really dream of having a big and very expensive wedding then this just won’t satisfy you. I think it ’s more practical now to just hold a small yet chic wedding. Most famous stars choose to have a very intimate and simple wedding. Just having the close family members of both parties and a few close friends are just invited. The important thing is that you’re sharing the most important day of your life to the persons that are also dear to you. Just have the people who really matter. Small weddings could be practical because you’ll save a lot of money. I know that most people are willing to spend money just to have that perfect wedding…..
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Why Have a Wedding Program?Catholic weddings are filled with old traditions leading back hundreds of years. Providing a program to your guests will help them follow along with the ceremony, as well as understand the meaning or symbolism behind the events taking place. Wedding programs also make great keepsakes for family and friends. And as times goes by become an important recording of the people and events that took place that special day.
What to IncludeBasic elements every wedding program should include:
1. Bride and Grooms Names, Wedding Date, and Ceremony Location2. The Wedding Party (Include the Minister, Parents, and the Bridal Party)3. The Wedding Ceremony4. Thank You to Guests
Sample Catholic Wedding Program WordingIn a Catholic wedding program the ceremony tends to take up the most space. The sample below is for a Full Catholic Mass wedding with communion; feel free to make adjustments to meet your needs.
ENTRANCE RITE- Processional, “Canon in D”- Entrance of the Bride, “Trumpet Voluntary”- Opening Prayer, Bishop Catanello
LITURGY OF THE WORD- Old Testament Reading, Genesis 2:18-24 ~ Read By Susan Kim – Responsorial Psalm, “I Have Loved You”- New Testament Reading, Corinthians 12:31-13.8a ~ Read By Thomas Jones- Gospel Acclamation, “Celtic Alleluia”- Gospel Reading, John 15:9-12 ~ Read by Bishop Catanello- Homily, Bishop Catanello www.elegantbouquets.org/catholicweddingprograms.htm