Student & Military Discount
Discount, it’s the one thing that everyone looks for at this time, but do you ask?  There are a lot of people that offer discounts but...
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Handfasting Vows
The couple have chosen to build upon the ancient tradition of handfasting. To tie the knot, did not start out as an abstract term. It...
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Happy Valentines Day
We hope everyone had a wonderful Valentines Day! For us this is our regular date night, you needn’t wait for just special occasions to...
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11 Traditional Religious Vows
Here are a collection of 11 Traditional Religious Vows 1. Basic Protestant Vows I_____ take thee, _______ , to be my wedded wife/husband,...
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Test the four Elements (Yoruba tradition)
Test the four Elements (Yoruba tradition) In a ritual adapted from a Yoruba tradition, the bride and groom taste four flavors that...
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Non-Denominational Sand Ceremony
Here a a collection of sand ceremonies. Similar to a unity candle, the sand ceremony represents the joining of two lives into one. This...
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Meher (Muslim Tradition)
Included in the marriage contract is a meher, a formal statement specifying the monetary amount the groom will present to the bride. It...
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Libation Ceremony (African Tradition)
Libation is a traditional African ceremony in which water is poured on the ground in the four directions that the wind comes from in...
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Jumping the Broom (African-American Tradition)
An African tribal ritual had couples placing sticks on the ground to symbolize their home together. This may be the origin of the broom...
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Ethical Humanist Vows
_________, will you receive _____ as your lawfully wedded wife/husband? Will you share your life with her/him, hold your love firm, and...
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Crowning Ceremony (Eastern Orthodox)
The crowning is the centerpiece of an Eastern Orthodox wedding ceremony. Garland wreaths are often fashioned into ornate crowns as a...
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Civil Ceremony with a reading
Greeting: We are gathered together here to celebrate the love which Groom and Bride have for each other, to give social recognition to...
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Breaking the Glass (Jewish)
Breaking the Glass is another Jewish tradition with great symbolism. Crushing a wineglass under the groom’s foot at the end of the...
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