We're only doing the handfasting portion. I can FM you that part of our script if you like. FM me if you want it.
oakslady
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i can send you our ceremony if you want - just a warning it is like 10 pages - fm me if you want it
oakslady
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didnt hear form you guessing 10 pages scared you off - LMAO it really isnt so bad reads through in 22 mins
EmberLynn
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BUMP!!! I'm sorry I did a search on the word handfasting and found this thread. If I only knew earlier. LOL Sorry, write this down as another emberlynn moment.
pumpkin1028
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Oh, I got so sad after I read this thread. I was raised Catholic, never made Confirmation, then became Wiccan. FH has no prob whatsoever with this. He likes learning about it. His fam is SUPER CRAZY Catholic. My fam knows that I am Wiccan. They don't mind. I swore I would never marry in a church. But here I am marrying in a church. Granted, it's not Catholic, but still. FH and I compromised to marry in a Methodist chuch. FILS are still fuming, but that's the best we could do for them. So, I really wanted to do a Wiccan/Catholic wedding, but that could never happen. So I have to forget about any Wiccan traditions at my wedding and it makes me sad sometimes.
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We're not religious at all. We are spiritual, I guess. We love certain aspects of so many different organized religions, but do not worship any deity at all. We believe in past lives (and future lives) and are incorporating that belief in our ceremony. Instead of ''till death do us part' we are saying 'in this life and into the next, where we shall meet, remember, and love again.'
There are other nature-based wordings in our ceremony - symbolism really. Our officiant will talk about the symbolism of the ring, of fire, of air, etc.
