I'm not doing them. My ceremony is 25 minutes and I don't feel all the extra work is neccessary, there are no readers anyway so all it would really list is the bridal party and sand ceremony/vows.
I've seen it done tho and it can be cute.
deb08
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I'm making mine- not that we have that much to list-but I think it would be nice!
teenigrrl
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i didn't do them, we had a small wedding and small BP so i didn't feel it was necessary. my friend who was married last nov got married at her RH, and she did programs. i think it's just a matter of personal preference.
missliss
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I did.
AR31
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i did..
RadiantBride
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i did. My hall had them set up in the seats when people walked in. My ceremony was exactly the way it would have been if it would have been done in the church so I wanted to include the people that were participating.
Butterfly123
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Wasnt necessary at all
florezpeeps
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no programs & i didn't feel as though they were missing or anything
GinaZ
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yes
ETA: we kept them very simple. We didn't haaave to have them, but I wanted them.
davenjess
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yes - we didn't NEED them - but i did them on Microsoft Word and did the work at work....tee hee....
deb08
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Posted by davenjess
yes - we didn't NEED them - but i did them on Microsoft Word and did the work at work....tee hee....
that is always the best
SB7308
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nope
bluegreen08
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yes, and detailed ones. we had a jewish ceremony and DH's family and many of our guests weren't jewish. it listed the bp, and explained the different parts of the ceremony.
we had one out on every other chair in the ceremony room.
roan126
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I did
bigrd37
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i thought about it and probably could have, but in the end didn't think i needed to spend time on something else. it's a nice touch, but necessary.
fdny3113
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I made ones, but it just had the bridal party, the proud parents name, and the names of the people who did the readings. hth
MSeed
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A friend of mine formatted them for the church. I spent all day Saturday printing and putting them together. Circumstances changed and now we are getting married in the hall. I'm just not sure if I should have her redo them after I meet with the Rev. or if I should just leave well enough alone.
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I am- mostly so I can explain the Jewish traditions to everyone since we are doing a fairly traditional ceremony- plus FFIL is a printer so its Free!!!