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Brisbane and Redcliffe Marriage Celebrant specialises in

  • Wedding Ceremony

  • Baby Naming Ceremony

  • Renewal of Wedding Vows Ceremony

  • Commitment Ceremony


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Wedding Ceremony Blending of Sands 

         
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.

In an outdoor wedding ceremony blending of sands ceremony is substituted for the candle lighting ceremony used in an outdoor wedding ceremony. The blending of sands in the wedding ceremony symbolises the union that has taken place. They are now no longer one person, but a united couple.

The single containers of sands symbolise their individuality before their marriage. The main container represents their union as husband and wife.

Couples, with children from former marriages, will include the children in the wedding ceremony through a blending of sand ceremony to symbolise union of both families.

Different coloured sand can be used by each member of the family involved in the wedding ceremony. Or only two different coloured sand is used - one representing members of each family.

Instead of blending coloured sand, a bride and groom might use fine pebbles when the wedding ceremony takes placed in an exposed windy area.

Want to include your young baby in the wedding ceremony? Have one of the grandparents pour the sand on the child's behalf, symbolising not only this child, but any future children the bride and groom may have.

For visual effect, each person will pour only some of the sand at a time, until all sand is used up.

Containers used for sand blending wedding ceremonies includes test tubes and champagne glasses.

The main container always has a wide opening so the sand can be poured easily into it.

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