by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Jul 10, 2020 | The Celebration, The Details, Tips
Is it strange to want to save on your ceremony and use that money for an amazing honeymoon? Is it even more strange to feel that way when you are obsessed with weddings? I met my husband while an undergraduate and he was an active duty Air Force officer. Just months...
by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Mar 17, 2015 | Reception, The Celebration, The Details, The Reception
The Presentation of “The Anniversary Dance” Following The First Dance or The Father/Daughter Dance. You invite every couple that has been married for more then one year to please come out on to the dance floor. You may also say “we will wait so please take...
by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Dec 4, 2014 | The Celebration
Quinceañera When boys and girls reach a certain age, they make a transition from childhood into adulthood. This is also referred to as a “right of passage” which signifies that they are ready to move into the new stage of their life. Depending on...
by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Dec 4, 2014 | The Celebration
Having a Civil Ceremony A ceremony performed by a judge or justice of the peace may be as formal or informal as you wish, whether it be in a public park, your home, the judge’s or judge’s or justice’s home, a hot-air balloon, riverboat or at a...
by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Dec 4, 2014 | The Celebration
Ceremony Line Up Places Everyone! The altar lineups for formal Christian and Jewish weddings are illustrated below. The left side of the church is the bride’s side and the right is the groom’s side (looking from back to front). During the...
by The Colorado Wedding Magazine | Dec 4, 2014 | The Celebration
Candlelight Ceremonies A dramatic effect for a late afternoon or evening wedding may be created with the flattering romantic glow of candles. Candles can be burning as guests arrive, lit just before the mother of the bride is seated or lit by honored...
