It depends. I['ve seen programs that were 4 pages, so basically one sheet f paper, folded in hald printed front and back, others with separate covers and some programs that explained customs or had lengthy descriptions that were up to 8 pages long witha separate cover. It all depends on your needs. I expect mine to be long because we will be explaining all of the customs we're including in the ceremony
JanuaryBride06
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I think that it really depends on how you set it up and structure it...you know what I mean? Like if you just include the basics like who's walking down the aisle, who the officiants are and a run down of the ceremony, you'd need fewer pages than if you were including explanations for parts of the ceremony, thank yous, etc.
enjft
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Thanks so much!
FallBride05
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I used two sheets of paper and printed both of them front and back.
Maybride519
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I think 3 is the standard but if you are having a full mass, it might even be 4
October Bliss
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Ours has a cover page with monogram, Page 2 blank Page 3 poem Page 4 participants ( & attendants) Page 5 ceremony info (officiant, musical selection, reader) Page 6 family Page 7 thank-yous Back cover - also blank.
One 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper printed on both sides then cut in half and put together.
