Wedding bands, symbolizing eternal love by their lack of beginning or end, grew out of an ancient tribal custom of using circlets of grass to decorate a bride’s wrists and ankles.
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 The commitment you make to each other during your ceremony will set the tone and your path for the rest of your life. Writing your vows, selecting favourite passages that you both love, including those closest to you; these are the important things that define you as a couple, by highlighting your values and principles. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  If you can, observe one rule at all times: Don’t Push! Include all the children in all appropriate wedding planning and festivities, but be sensitive to their reactions. No whatter what the relationship with the former wife or husband, be as amicable as possible in discussing any wedding plans involving the children. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  Your rehearsal dinner is the time to introduce your family and close friends that are involved in the wedding, to the each other. Many times your attendants come from other cities and it is the first opportunity everyone has a chance to meet one another before your wedding day. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  One of the most important things to remember; is this is your wedding. Listen respectfully to your family and friends, but make your wedding personal with your own signature style. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning |
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