A church, or house of worship, a historical landmark, an elegant hotel, a floral garden, a parlor, a meadow, a mountaintop, a country pond or stream on horseback or in a hot air balloon, any location can be a spiritual experience and be the beginning of a beautiful and blessed union.
Creative unique weddings are a trend. We live in an age when individuality enjoys expression as never before. The wedding is an opportunity to make public expression of who you are.
 John Lyons Photography, Windsor, Ontario- will travel The more you take a hand in the wedding from the vows to the participation of guests, to the details that symbolize you as a couple (the setting, dress, music, festivities) the more it is yours to share as a pair. You may choose a basically traditional wedding or a uniquely creative production. The exploratory process will give you an opportunity to know and appreciate one another in ways that will enrich and strengthen your sense of commitment.
The choice is yours. Fulfill a dream and design a new tradition; one that bespeaks your own unique combination, your own “moment in history.”
There have been some unusual laws created concerning marriage. A 1775 law stated that a young woman could not be married wearing any makeup.
Makeup was considered an ensnarement. If used the wedding would not be legal because the groom would have been trapped by the illusion of makeup.
We sure have come a long way since then and your best makeup artists are now mobile and will come to your convenient location.
The only thing that makes your marriage a marriage is the wedding ceremony. The reception is the party – the culmination of your love and plans for the future years ahead.
We have spoken with many couples who have been disillusioned after the fact, by the disruption of their vows. When the guests are active and taking photos, there is an energy that is not necessary or conducive to the occasion. Your ceremony is a solemn time that starts your life. Leave any disruptions out while you commit to one another. This is your moment together- your time to seal your love and commitment to one another. This is a moment to have captured properly by your photographer.
The controversy about plugged or unplugged has been huge and most couples prefer the quiet intimacy of the ceremony without any added confusion.
A professional photographer has been trained to be unobtrusive, while capturing those defining emotions. They will take those shots that will be yours forever- and they will get the best ones.
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In recent years, society has become more diverse and secular. Many people live outside the sphere of organized religion. However, our society is structured in such a way that the church has traditionally met many of our social needs.
Churches are becoming reluctant to perform these social functions for people who have no involvement in their organization.
With today’s need for harmony and inclusivity, chapels serve your individuality while serving the world. Blending your input with the truth and beauty from sacred writings, and traditional and non-traditional services, your wedding ceremony can truly reflect your personalities.
Chapels provide a dignified meaningful ceremony for couples that wish their marriage service to be a significant beginning to their new relationship. They also provide a pleasant location with space adequate for family and friends to gather and share in their service.
Wedding Officiants are happy to speak with you regarding your service and your plans and they will either come to your location or arrange for a location of your choice. They perform non-denominational, civil or religious services.
We had fun, earlier this morning, sitting in the station at AM800CKlw, talking about this year’s weddings. We talked about wedding trends, lighting, finances, unique and personalized wedding items and DJ service and we could have gone for another hour!
Listen to the show below by clicking the link
Included in the show was Rebecca Wolfe, hostess at AM800CKLW.com, Marz Media Lighting Division, Meridian Credit Union, Silver Stitch Embroidery, Sounds Plus DJ + Mobile Service and Paul Pannone, eWedNewZ.com
We thank all our experts for joining us today. If you require any information, please contact, Publisher@theweddingguide.ca and thanks for listening. 🙂
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