This video showcases Larry James, non-denominational minister, professional speaker, author & relationship coach. Larry performs the most “romantic” wedding ceremony you will find anywhere. Enjoy this clip from a wedding performed at Sassi Ristorante in Scottsdale featuring Tasha and Brian Winkels. Visit www.CelebrateIntimateWeddings.com – More than 430 pages of wedding tips, ceremony ideas, and everything you need to have a “romantic,” memorable wedding. Larry James has been voted “Best Wedding Officiant” in the Greater Phoenix area by the Wedding Chronicle’s Reader’s Poll for 2007, 2008 & 2009. Also voted “Best Wedding Officiant” by Arizona Sites and Services Magazine for 2008.

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When decorating a gazebo for a wedding, the first thing to do is to hang some greenery with flowers. Find out how to hang flowers on a gazebo with wire or small tacks with help from the president of a wedding planning company in this free video on wedding decorations. Expert: Nancy Hoffmann-Allison Contact: allisonsevents.com Bio: Nancy Hoffmann-Allison is the president of Allison’s Events, a company that designs individually-styled weddings and gala events. Filmmaker: Kevin Haberer

according to the Laws of the Torah. Circling around the new to be husband 7 times as a sign that the marriage is eternal as indicated by a circle

signed the ketubah, raised the huppah, exchanged rings, and stomped on the glass — but wait, the wedding’s not over yet! There are a few more rituals left to make your reception a true simcha (joyous celebration). Blessing The Challah The wedding meal begins with a blessing over the challah, an elaborately braided bread. The couple’s parents or another honored guest can make the hamotzi, or blessing. S’eudah Mitzvah This is the food portion of the reception — chicken and fish, both fertility symbols, are ever-present dishes at Jewish weddings. The first course at Sephardic weddings is called Sutlach, a sweet rice pudding made with coconut milk, honey, and almonds — all symbols of a sweet and prosperous life. If you’re wondering whether or not to serve a kosher meal at your wedding, take it from us — kosher doesn’t mean unappetizing. Dry brisket and lead latkes aren’t your only options — there are plenty of yummy kosher treats to satisfy the crowd. Imagine seared salmon and sundried tomato and artichoke penne. Or rosemary chicken and roasted veggie couscous. How about garlic marinated Romanian tenderloin, or even spicy tuna sushi? Decide whether you want a meat or a dairy meal. (Remember, fish and eggs are parve, which means they go both ways.) Find a glatt-kosher caterer: if that’s too hard-core, ask your caterer to devise a “kosher-style” menu that adheres to kosher rules but isn’t cooked in a kosher kitchen. Eliminate treyf no-nos like pork and shellfish. No …

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So many decisions. So many details. An otherwise perfect wedding can hit the skids without proper planning. This guide will lead you to your ideal wedding ceremony and a lot more. It outlines every step and clarifies all the roles of everyone involved. Includes several chapters of ideas and options to personalise your wedding ceremony while retaining the religious and cultural traditions important to you and your family. Ideal for the working couple with limited time, this book leads you through the maze of decisions with ease. It contains questionnaires, helpful hints and contemporary alternatives for vows, music and creating the perfect setting to give you the unique and joyous ceremony of your dreams. Includes information for renewing vows and remarriage. It answers questions about flowers, photography, obtaining a marriage license, who pays for what and the responsibilities of everyone in the wedding party. This practical guide book has it all! Do it ‘your way’ without bruising the sensibilities of any friend or family member — this book tells you how.Amazon.com Review
So many decisions! So many details! An otherwise perfect wedding can hit the skids without proper planning. This guide will lead you to your ideal wedding ceremony and a lot more! It outlines every step and clarifies all the roles of everyone involved. Includes several chapters of ideas and options to personalize your wedding ceremony while retaining the religious and cultural traditions important to you and your family. Ideal for the working couple with limited time, this book leads you through the maze of decisions with ease. It contains questionnaires, helpful hints and contemporary alternatives for vows, music and creating the perfect setting to give you the unique and joyous ceremony of your dreams. Includes information for renewing vows and remarriage. It answers questions about flowers, photography, obtaining a marriage license, who pays for what and the responsibilities of everyone in the wedding party. This practical guidebook has it all! Do it your way without bruising the sensibilities of any friend or family member.

Saying I Do: The Wedding Ceremony : The Complete Guide to a Perfect Wedding

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A comprehensive collection of wedding vows and romantic readings for brides and grooms. Includes a section especially for second marriages and blended families, with ceremonies and rituals to help the children feel good about themselves and their place in the new family. This manual is appropriate for couples planning their wedding, wedding planners, new wedding officiants, and seasoned ministers alike.Product Description
A comprehensive collection of wedding vows and romantic readings for brides and grooms. Includes a section especially for second marriages and blended families, with ceremonies and rituals to help the children feel good about themselves and their place in the new family. This manual is appropriate for couples planning their wedding, wedding planners, new wedding officiants, and seasoned ministers alike.

Wedding Ceremonies Made Simple – A Comprehensive Collection of Wedding Vows and Readings

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“Alternative” wedding ceremonies are quickly becoming the norm in the United States as ethnic cultures merge and people willingly embrace love where they find it. Couples planning an interfaith, interethnic, or interracial marriage often encounter difficulty identifying the right rituals and language for their ceremony or struggle to appease their parents or relatives. This book will help couples learn more about each other’s faiths and family mindset, freeing them to create a wedding that truly blesses their married life.

Reverend Brockway explains her motivation to write this text: “This book was a very personal mission for me. As an interfaith minister, I deal with so many diverse couples, from so many different backgrounds, but the common denominator with all couples boils down to love. So the book focuses on celebrating the love between the couple as the most important part of the ceremony, and weaves in honoring family, cultures, and traditions in a way that is personally meaningful to the couple.”

Your Interfaith Wedding: A Guide to Blending Faiths, Cultures, and Personal Values into One Beautiful Wedding Ceremony