Ceremonies

Small, Two Ring Marriage Ceremony - this Ceremony permits the couple to exchange simple, but heart felt vows, incorporating the important, legal components into the text. Rings may also be exchanged.

Classic, Formal Marriage Ceremony - the Formal Marriage Ceremony generally involves a more traditional processional, formal greeting and welcome by the officiant, followed by the exchange of vows which may be customized by the couple or follow the classic, traditional, full wedding vows.

The Rose Ceremony - in the Rose Ceremony, the couple gives each other a rose. Two roses are all that is necessary. The couple presents a rose to each other and symbolizes what a single rose has always meant, that is:, "I love you!". The Rose Ceremony is placed at the end of the exchange of vows.

The Unity Sand Ceremony - this Ceremony provides the couple with the opportunity to symbolically demonstrate their unity in marriage. The couple chooses individual vases of coloured sand and alternately pour them into a larger, central vase. To complete the ceremony, they simultaneously pour the last half of their individual containers of sand into the central vase.

The Unity Wedding Candle Ceremony - this Ceremony consists of lighting two candle tapers, one for each of the couple, who in turn light a middle taper, symbolizing their coming together as a married couple.

Customized Wedding Vows - customized wedding vows offer a very personal and unique opportunity for the couple to express their commitment to one another in marriage.

Brenwyn would be very pleased to work with every couple in creating a specialized wedding ceremony.

In all of the preparations and excitement of planning a wedding, it is vital that you do not lose sight of the most important aspect, and that is, through the exchange of vows, the couple enters into a covenant of marriage. By speaking vows, a commitment is made in the presence of family and friends, to share life, to love and honor each other and to nurture love. There are as many ways of expressing this exchange of words as there are couples wishing to be married.

To provide a guide to those preparing for their wedding day, the following ceremony examples may prove to be useful.
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