LIWeddings.com
Post New Topic

When do you bring everything to church?

jennbaby Posted:

When do you bring everything to church?

Unity candle, programs? etc?

LisaT Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I had Al bring them with him. So they were there before the guests arrived.

nycchic_24 Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I did the same...I gave everything to dh and had the best man take care of everything at the church so I had no worries. Worked out well!

Teri Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I brought everything with me the day of the RD. (2 days before the wedding) I didn't want to worry about anything the morning of the wedding. I left my unity candle, programs, and copies of readings that night.

chmlengr Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

My brother was in charge of bringing the pew bows, programs, bells, bouts for the men, etc. over to the Church an hour before. There was a Mass there before ours, so we couldn't have it there any sooner.

The unity candle we gave to the lady from the Church that ran our rehearsal the night before.
Lisa Rose Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

we brought everything to the church the night of the rehersal and the sexton gave everything to my mom the day of that needed to get back to us.

shamma Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I brought some things the night before (arch and other decorations) and other stuff the morning of at least my other coordinator brought them (bubbles, programs etc)

JennRenee Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

Another one who dropped everything off at the rehearsal.
Niecey Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I left unity candle the night of the rehearsal dinner (one week before).

Everything else was brought with DH the morning of (programs, wedding bubbles).
Fran M Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

Two of my cousins acted as ceremony coordinators. They made sure everyting got to the church, was set up properly, wrangeled the 4 flower girls, got the bouts on the guys and made sure everything came back. It worked out perfectly. They brought everything to the church that day.

Stacey1403 Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

We brought ours to the rehersal too
jennbaby Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

Thanks, I guess i will call my church.
Thanks as always Ladies
Sonicstef Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I had my coordinator bring them the day of.

Diane Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

My brother brought everything for me about an hour beforehand. It was only 4 blocks from my parents house.

VickiC Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

We brought almost everything (including marriage license) with us to the Rehearsal. The only thing DH had to bring were the programs and the birdseed.

bearsbabe_113 Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

I couldn't leave everything at my rehearsal because it was the week before (and a big fiasco, long story for another time). Since my BIl had to bring the bouts & corsages to the church, I gave him that to bring also. But in the frenzy they forgot to take my unity candle out of the bag -- thank God for my friend's mother -- she took it upon herself to put everything where it belonged, even though my friend was telling her to mind her business!!!!

Ask your church if you can leave it all there the night of rehearsal, but make sure someone remembers to take it out and put it where it goes!
chmpgnrose Posted:

Re: When do you bring everything to church?

They were all brought when the GM's and Fi (now DH)'s limo arrived. They were in the back setting up the unity candle and taper on the unity candle stand, the aisle runner was set-up and taped to the floor (so when walking no one trips) after the guests arrived and found their seats, the programs were distributed before our ceremony began by our Junior attendants.

Reply to this topic

Log in to reply or quote a post.