I am having only 2 girls in my wedding party but have a number of people I would like to somehow make part of my day. I know readings is one way and witnesses are another. Any other ideas?? It is an interfaith ceremony.
nferrandi
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You can have 4 people hold up the chuppa, if you're having one. People can do readings, hand our ceremony items, sing.
Bunnymonkey
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i have a few of these as well (FSIL'S)
they are getting their own special corsages, and being thanked in the program...
What does a witness do??
laborday06
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I'm having the same problem. So if anyone has suggestions.....
I have to do some research, but there is some sort of ceremony where there are charms you put on your cake and take them off. Each charm stands for something ex: next to get married, or get charms that stand for what they mean to you.
You can dedicate a song to them.
Read a poem and dedicate it to them.
tm
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A witness just signs the kuttabah/marriage license I think. I think you need 2 witnesses.
LuckyMe
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I was just talking with FH about this. Someone a while back suggested using the release of butterflys and letting your friends release them after church. I don't know what Im going to do.
cantwait2bewed
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Ushers, guest greeters, program givers etc. there is plenty of stuff to do.
randella
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Posted by tm
A witness just signs the kuttabah/marriage license I think. I think you need 2 witnesses.
yes- one male, one female-- both jewish and not related to bride and groom
nferrandi
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Posted by randella
Posted by tm
A witness just signs the kuttabah/marriage license I think. I think you need 2 witnesses.
yes- one male, one female-- both jewish and not related to bride and groom
We just had a marriage license at our interfaith ceremony and my sister (MOH, Jewish) and his brother (BM, Catholic) signed it.
