The first principle to remember is that the ceremony should feel comfortable to you, the bride and groom. You want your marriage ceremony to exude how you feel and to be relevant to your beliefs. Then, you will want to take into consideration the religious traditions of both of your families. If the bride and the groom are of different faiths, it is wise to be inclusive and considerate of the beliefs of both sides. The core beliefs of most religions today are very similar and the areas of disagreement are relatively minor.

Spiritual
True marriage is more than the union of two persons, it is the uniting of two souls already attuned to each other. When such a true bond exists, it is fitting that an outer acknowledgment be made. What matters is what is in your heart and your commitment to each other. Your ceremony is the outward expression of that commitment of your love.

Let's work together to create a unique ceremony that reflects your beliefs and your feelings for each other.

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