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Brisbane and Redcliffe Marriage Celebrant specialises in

• Wedding Ceremony

• Baby Naming Ceremony

• Renewal of Wedding Vows Ceremony

• Commitment Ceremony

Ph: (07) 3283 8567

Mb: 0415 324 982

Em:vlady_celebrant@yahoo.com.au

Wedding Ceremony. Symbolism of Bread, Salt, Wine and Silver

         For a marriage ceremony to be legal, there are few simple requirements. After that, a couple may create a wedding ceremony that is both personal and unique.

One of the visual representation of a marriage blessing is in the form of sharing ritual.

This includes the sharing of bread, wine, salt and a gold coin. To symbolise abundance in every sphere of life.

• Bride's Entrance

• Wedding Ceremony Introduction

• Candle Lighting for Bride and Groom

• Giving Away the Bride and Groom

• Wedding Ceremony involving Children

• Dedication to the Parents of the Bride and Groom

• Handfasting Ritual

• Wedding Ceremony Readings

• Vows of Affirmation

• Wedding Vows

• Wedding Ring Ceremony

• Rose Wedding Ceremony

• Bride and Groom Sand Unity Ceremony

• Thirteen Coins, thirteen Blessings

• Sharing Bread and Wine

• Wedding Ceremony Conclusion

• Wedding Blessings

• Wedding Ceremony Blessing of Hands

• Wedding Doves and Butterflies

• Bride and Groom Sharing a Cup of Wine

• Engagement Ring

• Wedding Wishing Shell

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