When a wedding occurs today, it is a gathering of the clans.
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 Your wedding ceremony is a public declaration of a very significant and private decision of your life. Your guests are not only only the audience, but also participants, who are there to wish you well. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  Gretna Green suggests wedding bells on short notice, and Windsor provided that for American couples who wished to marry in haste, usually through elopement. More than six times a day, couples from across the borders were tying the knot much to the chagrin of their parents, who had no idea that the marriage was occurring. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  There are always a multitude of moments that capture the very essence of a wedding. The look on a father’s face as he walks his daughter down the aisle, to the way a mother wipes the tears from her cheek before the ceremony. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  The proper etiquette for informing your guests about your selected bridal registry is to request your bridesmaids, mothers and relatives to spread the word. It is also proper to include the phrase, “Registered at” on your shower invitations. It is not proper etiquette to include bridal registry information on your wedding invitations. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning |
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