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Alright so we’ve definitely covered something old, a whole lot of something new ((peep our latest, everything is trendy/new/what’s hot in weddings RN)), and recently a bunch of something blue, but borrowed isn’t as obvious. Unless we’re talking using mom or grandma’s dress … or donating yours after the wedding. That’s why today I felt like it was a good time to talk wedding ceremonies. Why? Because couples have been getting married for thousands of years, and even though weddings have become hella personal as of late 🙌🙌🙌, the basic structure/format of a wedding ceremony is essentially the same, across the board. Sooo, as you can guess, the wording is going to sound pretty familiar from one wedding to the next, it’s the most blatant #somethingborrowed there is, really.

My husband is actually officiating my sister and future brother-in-law’s wedding next month, and he’s been carefully considering what he’ll say on their big day for at least half a year. And in the last few months, he’s spent whatever free time he has at night scoping out sample scripts and finding verses and verbiage that he thinks vibes with their overall style and personality. That’s where borrowing comes in, real hot. Because there’s certainly nothing wrong with a little wedding plagiarism here, at least that’s what A Practical Wedding tells us!

Wedding Emcee Sample Script Bear in mind, this sample emcee script template below is only a guide. I have followed the general wedding reception order of events with thanks and acknowledgments to the wedding party.

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The majority of couples who get married in a religious ceremony usually defer to the preferences of the religious leader and the tie-the-knot traditions typical to their house of worship, but when it comes to secular/non-religious weddings, ceremonies can be a much cleaner slate. In this case, it’s up to the soon-to-be weds and their selected officiant(s) to strategize the flow of the service. The only things that are must-haves/requirements are the declaration of intent (i.e. the formal “I dos” and legal acknowledgement that ‘yes, I want to marry this person, and yes, I’m here by choice” and the pronouncement, whereby the officiant confirms the two are officially married. Everything else is an open [vow] book, waiting to be filled with as many or as little sentiments as the couple wishes. It’s their day!

Since I’ve been in the throes of helping my husband get ordained and ready to marry my sister and brother-in-law, I’ve put together a few thoughts on what makes a personalized wedding ceremony super special and successful (though, don’t get hung up on the words, everrrry ceremony will be successful, you’re getting married - it’s successful no matter what). You could basically just look at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s May wedding ceremony as a modern muse, too: it was multicultural, included updated/modern vows (with a nod to equal partners in the marriage) and music from a kickass gospel choir.

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And I added a couple sample scripts that you’re moreeee than welcome to incorporate into your own wedding days. This website is fantastic for some formulaic pointers and this one is a great wedding script generator! Just fill in the bride and groom’s names, add in personalized touches, proofread, and print!

Be on the same page.

Whether you and your partner decide to write your ceremony yourselves or leave it up to your officiant to write the script, the important thing here is to be on the same page. This ceremony is about you and your love, so it should be in your taste, entirely. My husband knows my sister and brother-in-law nearly as well as I do, and he is hellbent on making sure the ceremony reflects them as a couple. So, before he even started putting together a sample script, he scheduled time to sit down with the two of them and get a gauge on what they wanted. Neither of them wanted to include religious elements (as my sister is Catholic and my brother-in-law is Jewish), they really just wanted a ceremony that spoke about their own love story, that included vows that were relatable and sweet, and that got them married without too much pomp and circumstance. Being on the same page with your officiant is crucial to the authenticity of the wedding and your overall level of comfort with the ceremony.

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Don’t wing the vows.

Not every couple wants to exchange handwritten vows, and that’s okay!! Personalized vows certainly don’t supersede more traditional vows. That said, if you do want to write your own vows, it’s important that you and your fiancé both dedicate sufficient time to perfecting your prose. You’ll be making promises to each other, reminiscing on the most epic and monumental moments of your relationship (as much as you wish to share), and committing to a lifetime together, so your words should be reasonably rehearsed. Know that your vows are truly for you both, so you don’t need to feel pressure to appeal to any of your guests. Yet, being on the same page with your officiant, you should have a game plan about how much time should be spent on each portion of your ceremony - and together, you’ll agree on an appropriate amount of time for your vow exchange.

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Programs do have a purpose.

We’ll say it again: weddings do have a pretty familiar format, from one to another, in that they all usually have a processional, a welcome, readings or an anecdote/address/sermon of sorts, vows, exchange of rings, pronouncement, first kiss, and recessional. But apart from that, they can be as bespoke and tailor-made as possible. That’s why wedding programs aren’t just for show, they serve a purpose, especially if a bride and groom are having a religious ceremony or one that might be extraordinarily unique. Providing guests with something to reference while they sit for the ceremony is super helpful - 1) to make guests feel included in the day and 2) to help them understand what is taking place during the wedding ceremony. I won’t lie, I love programs, and I think they’re the perfect place for couples to share messages with their guests and let them in on anything that’s particularly meaningful to them or their love story. Of course, creating their own wedding website can help with that, too!

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Okay, here are some sample wedding ceremony scripts for your perusal! But before we jump in, just one really important thing for you to consider..

only invite people to the wedding, who you KNOW will come to the ceremony.

That’s like our most critical piece of advice, especially when you’re mulling over your biggest budget killer. People who don’t come to your ceremony (without a good reason, of course), don’t deserve to party with you. And yes, it’ll happen. Trust us when we say that, because there will be people who you’ll notice aren’t there. And those fine individuals aren’t actually fine, they suck👎. The wedding ceremony is the most important part of your big day and your happily-ever-after that follows, so guests should be there for it all.

If only there was a way to make it grossly clear that you expect your guests to be present for EVERY part of your wedding day - not just for the dance floor and open bar.. You could; however, make your own custom invitations (we've got a whole bunch of FREE printables) and include whatever little FYIs.. if you're so inclined.

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