Wedding programs

Should you have one? Wedding programs or order of ceremony are optional and most of the time make reference of the ceremony only, but if you are having a ceremony that guest may have a hard time following, a program will make them feel welcome and involved. Wedding programs are both a guide and a keepsake.

There are many styles to choose from for the wedding programs, the most com un are the fan, a one page program and the booklet. Personalizing your program is important, you can add a monogram, a drawing picture of your venue and even a picture of both of you, if this last option is the one you will like, please keep in mind not to add any sexy pictures if you are getting married on church. The internet has a lot of styles that can be downloaded but we can also help you if you are looking for something designed just for you. Our designers will be glad to help you.

Programs should include the names of the Bride and Groom, the wedding date, ceremony location, the elements of the ceremony, such as prayers, all the readings, music used, any cultural tradition (like the arras for catholic weddings), the names of all participants including the name of the Priest or Pastor and the name of the musician. Programs should also include any thank you to guests and families and it is a very nice idea to add any tribute to deceased relatives maybe something like..."Today we honored those no longer with us who are blessing our marriage from above, specially "then any name you are thinking of", the "tile" (aunt, grandma...etc) of the bride.

Wedding programs can be placed on each pew seat, stack at the entrance of each pew, or it can be handed to each guest at the entrance of the church, this last option is a very good idea for a bigger girl and boy who are not the ring bearer or the flower girl or for anyone you would like to honor and who is not already in the bridal party.