very excited

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Posted by missliss

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Posted by florezpeeps

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Posted by missliss

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Posted by florezpeeps

oh, and if any of you have already done this, any advice or suggestions?

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We're using a rabbi and a priest....meeting w/the rabbi was pretty easy, it more like getting to know if he 'understood' the type of ceremony I was looking for. Haven't met w/the priest yet. That I'm nervous about, don't know why...actually, I think it's because I get the feeling over the phone that he's slightly more religous than we're looking for, so I'm hoping he's ok with us....but then again, he agreed to and has performed many interfaith weddings before, so I'm probably just worried for nothing.

But def. tell him what you want said, not said, all that stuff. But also, just be honest. At least for me, so far anyway, it wasn't as scary as I thought it was going to be.

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yes, the 'not said' part is a bit scary, my aunts wedding ceremony was beautiful but her priest made some funnies that i just felt were out of place, i figure that i would use that as a segway into the 'not said' convo, lol!

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I know what you mean...sometimes I thik officiants secretly want to be comedians.....

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