I had a full mass & we did not use any programs. Honestly, it was not at the top of my list & I ran out of time.
And no one noticed that I didn't have them except one girl (a bride-tobe)
tourist
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I'm having them, so I can have some one hand them out. I'm having a small BP, & am trying to create 'jobs' for a few other people.
And it is a Catholic mass, so it would be nice to list the readings.
ETA- I couldn't get the links to work.-
cocoa
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i didn't think i would but we are having an interfaith ceremony, it would be nice to clarify things so our guests would understand what is happening. have NOOOOOO idea how to go about making them but i will figure it out when the time comes.
juju
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cocoa, I just finished my interfaith program. FM if you want a copy of it.
AliKing
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I did my own.. We had an interfaith wedding. It really was the last thing I did, and I was still putting them together the morning of the wedding. I had the Deacon and Rabbi get together and make a list for the Order of Ceremony. Then I did my own research to find out the significance of each part. I went to staples and got thicker card paper for the outside and used regular white paper on the inside... tied together with a pink bow. It came out really nice.
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I dunno what I will be putting on the inside of it, I have alot of time to research that. But I am using 81/2 x 51/2 card stock for the program, and same size velum paper for a cover. I plan on pronting FH and my 1st initial on the velum part. I will be tying it together w/ a bow.
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im doing them... just make sure if its a church that they allow everything.. i was just looking at my churchs guidlines and it doesnt want us printing the readings and songs ' nothing that will distract people away from the ceremony' .. i was planning to print them..
akanini
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I bought 100 sheets of very pretty paper at Staples for $9. Microsoft has a wonderful brochure template and I already started mine. BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!I couldn't imagine not having a wedding program. It lists whose in your wedding and order of everything. I'm getting married in a Catholic church.
djkatscan
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Hmmm...good thinking. I was just going on assumption. I plan on having the ceremony in a methodist church. No offence but maybe that is a little less 'stuffy' than catholic church's? They seem to be very set on order of things and protocol and such. My minister is on vacation so I have not had a chance to talk w/ her yet.
