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Some couples want no religion, no matter what the expectation of their families, and that’s fine since the ceremony should represent the couple. However, there is some middle ground here, if you feel that such a compromise is necessary. If the couple wants or needs to meet at least of some of the expectations of their family, in regards to religious content in the ceremony, here are a couple of recommendations.
Most couples start looking for a wedding officiant too late in the process to give them time to create the perfect ceremony. Don't make that mistake.
When AMM Minister Christopher Dexheimer was asked to officiate his brother’s wedding, it was a joyous conclusion to a story with a dark beginning. That story began when the bride and groom both – unbeknownst to each other -- checked into Sierra Tucson, a psychiatric hospital and treatment center for those dealing with substance abuse.
Setting the right tone during your wedding ceremony will get the rest of the celebrations started off on the right foot.
Walking down the aisle alone can be a powerful statement during your wedding ceremony. We talked to brides who walked down the aisle for more insight.
American Marriage Ministries (AMM) has expanded its online tools to make this task a meaningful yet easy part of wedding preparation.
American Marriage Ministries has started an online publication about how to plan and perform wedding ceremonies. This is the first publication dedicated exclusively to wedding ceremony planning and performance.
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