2.All my love, All my life

3. his name on yours... your name on his

4. I love you to infinite and beyond

5. your wedding date

6. date of courtship

7.A Deal's a deal

8.this is forever

9.my sun, moon, and stars

10.forever..." engraved in yours and then in his "...and ever and ever

11. Heaven Has Smiled" with our wedding date

12.I will love you forever & our wedding date

13.One Heart, One Love

14.Put it back on

15."SHMILY" (See how much I love you.)

16.Believe

17. forever & a day

18.Always my love

19.my life, my inspiration

20.My one, my only, for always

21.(MINE)The only one for me is you (HIS)And you for me

22.Mine says "always always" and his says "promise promise"

23.with love" and the date

24.These are the days

25. Ani l'dodi v'dodi li = "I am my beloved's" on his and "my beloved is mine" (hebrew& english)

26.LU4L = love you for life

27.Semper Fi" which means "Always Faithful"

28.un amour, pour toujours," which means "one love, for always," in French

29.My first, my last, my everything" into his ring

30.more than you know

31."para siempre" Which means "for always

32."Forever My Sunshine

33.love you, always and all ways
34.That way, from left hand to right, our engravings read "Forever and Always...And Eternity."

35."I love you infinity..plus 1!

36.Life's a Beach"

37.Come what May

38. A special bible reading ex 1 Cor 13

39.Lover you

40.143". It means "I love you" Count each word seperately

41."anam cara" which in Irish means "friend of my soul"

42.Wherever you are, I am

43.I love you with all that I am

44.Until the end of time


*********Bridesmaids poem****
1. Dear "Name"

I will always fondly remember the special times we shared. You've laughed with me you've cried with me and always shown you care. So on that joyful day in "June" when I will be a bride, I would be honored as well as priveleged to have you by my side.

Will you be my bridesmaid

2. Through the in's and out's
And thick and thin
No matter what's happened
There've you been

you smile when i need it
and listen when i grieve,
you hug me when i cry-
and blow boogers on your sleeve

I treasure you friend
More than diamonds or gold,
and i promise i wil
when we are saggy and old

So please stand by my side
when i say "I DO"
for I wouldn't be me
without a friend like you
~by knottie jillba430

3.It’s hard for me to believe
that in just a little while,
Rob and I will be
walking down the aisle.

And nothing would give me
more joy & pride,
than to have you
right there by my side.

Will you be my Bridesmaid?
~by knottie kellymangan

4. The day, the dress
the bride, the groom
the joy, the tears
will all come so soon.

Professing true love
to my husband-to-be
with family and friends
all watching me.

I hope the sun
will be shining down
keep your fingers crossed
that I'll fit my gown
but there's one more thing
that there needs to be
and thats to have you
standing with me.
~by knottie futurekinstler

5.for the flower girl

A little lady carries flowers
and brings a small bouquet
She helps us as we celebrate
a joyful wedding day
She is a princess in her gown
A picture come to life
She brings such joy in helping us
Become man and wife
We are glad that she can stand with us
So, graceful and so tall
and help make this special time
The very best of all.

Will you be my flowergirl?


*********The Hand Ceremony*****

1.Please face each other and hold hands, so you may feel the gift that you are to one another.
These hands holding you on your weddding day are the hands of your best friend, young and strong and full of love for you as you promise to love each other today, tomorrow and forever.
These are the hands that will work alongside yours as together you build your future.
These are the hands that will passionately love you and cherish you through the years, and with the slightest touch will comfort you like no other.
These are the hands that will hold you when fear and grief wracks your mind.
These are the hands that will countless times wipe the tears from your eyes, tears of sorrow and tears of joy.
These are the hands that will tenderly hold your children.
These are the hands that will help you to hold your family as one.
These are the hands that will give you strenth when you need it.
And lastly, these are the hands that even when wrinkled and aged will still be reaching for yours, still giving you the same unspoken tenderness with just a touch.

version 2
_____, please turn _____ hands, palms up, so you may see the gift that they are to you.
These are the hands of your best friend, strong and vibrant with love, that are holding yours on your wedding day, as he promises to love you all the days of his life.
These are the hands that will work alongside yours, as together you build your future, as you laugh and cry, as you share your innermost secrets and dreams.
These are the hands that will love you and cherish you.
These are the hands that will wipe the tears from your eyes: tears of sorrow and joy.
These are the hands that will comfort you in illness, and hold you when fear and grief wrack your mind.
These are the hands that will tenderly lift your chin as you raise your face to look into his eyes: eyes that are filled with his overwhelming love and desire for you.
____, please turn _____'s hands, palms up, so you may see the gift that they are to you.
These are the hands of your best friend, young and carefree, that are holding yours on your wedding day, as she pledges her love and committment to you all the days of her life.
These are the hands that will hold you tight as you struggle through difficult times.
These are the hands that will comfort you in sickness and console you in grief.
They are the hands that will love you and cherish you through the years.
These are the hands that will give you support as she encourages you to chase down your dreams.
Together as a team, everything you wish for can be realized.
___ and ___, please lift your hands for the blessing.
God, bless these hand that You see before You this day.
Help these hands to continue building a relationship founded in Your grace.

3. Handfasting & Declaration of Intent

Know now before you go further, that since your lives have crossed in this life you have formed ties between each other.
As you seek to enter this state of matrimony you should strive to make real, the ideals which give meaning to both this ceremony and the institution of marriage.

With full awareness, know that within this circle you are not only declaring your intent to be handfasted before your friends and family, but you speak that intent also to your creative higher powers.

The promises made today and the ties that are bound here greatly strengthen your union;
they will cross the years and lives of each soul's growth.

Do you still seek to enter this ceremony?
Yes, We Seek to Enter.

In times past it was believed that the human soul shared characteristics with all things divine.
It is this belief which assigned virtues to the cardinal directions;
East, South, West and North. It is in this tradition that a blessing is offered in support of this ceremony.

Blessed be this union with the gifts of the East. Communication of the heart, mind, and body Fresh beginnings with the rising of each Sun. The knowledge of the growth found in the sharing of silences.

Blessed be this union with the gifts of the South.
Warmth of hearth and home The heat of the heart's passion The light created by both To lighten the darkest of times.

Blessed be this union with the gifts of the West. The deep commitments of the lake The swift excitement of the river The refreshing cleansing of the rain The all encompassing passion of the sea.

Blessed be this union with the gifts of the North Firm foundation on which to build Fertility of the fields to enrich your lives A stable home to which you may always return.

Each of these blessings from the four cardinal directions emphasizes those things which will help you build a happy and successful union. Yet they are only tools.
Tools which you must use together in order to create what you seek in this union.

I bid you look into each others eyes.

[Groom's Name], Will you cause her pain? I May (What was actually said was an emphatic yes) Is that you intent? No

[Bride's Name], Will you cause him pain?
I may
Is that you intent?
No

*To Both*
Will you share each other's pain and seek to ease it?
Yes

And so the binding is made. Join your hands
*First cord is draped across the bride and grooms hands*

[Bride's Name], Will you share his laughter?
Yes

[Groom's Name], Will you share her laughter?
Yes

*To Both*
Will both of you look for the brightness in life and the positive in each other?
Yes

And so the binding is made.
*Second chord is draped across the couples hands*

[Bride's Name], Will you burden him?
I may
Is that you intent?
No

[Groom's Name], Will you burden her?
I may
Is that your intent?
No

*To Both*
Will you share the burdens of each so that your spirits may grow in this union?
Yes

And so the binding is made.
*Drape third chord across the couples hands*

[Bride's Name], will you share his dreams?
Yes

[Groom's Name], will you share her dreams?
Yes

*To Both*
Will you dream together to create new realities and hopes?
Yes

And so the binding is made.
*Drape fourth chord across the couples hands*

[Groom's Name], will you cause her anger?
I may
Is that you intent?
No

[Bride's Name], will you cause him anger?
I may
Is that your intent?
No

*To Both*
Will you take the heat of anger and use it to temper the strength of this union?
We Will

And so the binding is made.
*Drape fifth chord across the couples hands*

[Bride's Name], Will you honor him?
I will

[Groom's Name], Will you honor her?
I will

*To Both*
Will you seek to never give cause to break that honor?
We shall never do so

And so the binding is made.
*Drape sixth chord across the couples hands*

*Tie chords together while saying:*
The knots of this binding are not formed by these chords but instead by your vows.
Either of you may drop the chords, for as always, you hold in your own hands the making or breaking of this union.

*Once chords are tied together they are removed and placed on altar*


********blending of sand ceremony****

This ceremony requires three small vials, one for you and your fiancé to pour the sand into and two for each of you to pour the sand from. Each of the two vials of colored sand symbolizes the separate lives of the bride and groom and their families.
Use two different colored sands which you can find at most arts and crafts stores. Small glass bottles or vials are usually found there as well. A nice touch is to pour the colored sands into a small "heart-shaped" bottle, melt some wax to seal it and hold the sand in place, then seal it with a cork or lid. Next, have your names and your wedding date etched in the glass bottle.

After the minister reads the text below (or any text you choose), the bride and groom pour the two containers of sand into the third container simultaneously.

You may wish to leave a small amount of sand in each vial to symbolize that although you are now joined as one, you are still free to express your own individuality.

If you are including children in the ceremony, obtain several extra vials with different colored sand for each child.

The combined sand makes a wonderful wedding keepsake for the bride and groom and a constant reminder of their promises on their wedding day.

1. Minister: _________ and _________, today you are making a life-long commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other. Your relationship is symbolized through the pouring of these two individual containers of sand; one, representing you, _________ and all that you were, all that you are, and all that you will ever be, and the other representing you, _________, and all that you were and all that you are, and all that you will ever be.

As you each hold your sand the separate containers of sand represent your lives to this moment; individual and unique. As you now combine your sand together, your lives also join together as one.

You may now blend the sand together symbolizing the uniting of the bride and groom into one.

Just as these grains of sand can never be separated and poured again into the individual containers, so will your marriage be

2.Bride, Groom and Children

Minister: _________ and _________, today you are making a life-long commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other and honor your children as well. Your family relationship is symbolized through the pouring of these individual containers of sand; one, representing you, _________ and all that you were, all that you are, and all that you will ever be, one representing you, _________, and all that you were and all that you are, and all that you will ever be and another container for each child.

There are children who will share in this marriage. The gathering of this new family will have a deep influence upon them. We realize that in order for the home to be a happy one, it is essential that there be love and understanding between the children and the adults being married.

As you each hold your sand the separate containers of sand represent your lives to this moment; individual and unique. As you now combine your sand together, your lives also join together as one family.

You may now blend the sand together symbolizing the uniting of the children and bride and groom into one.

Just as these grains of sand can never be separated and poured again into the individual containers, so will your marriage and your family be.

3.Bride, Groom and Parents

_________ and _________, today you are making a life-long commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other. Your relationship is symbolized through the pouring of these individual containers of sand; one, representing you, _________ and all that you were, all that you are, and all that you will ever be, and the other representing you, _________, and all that you were and all that you are, and all that you will ever be.

As you each hold your sand the separate containers of sand represent your lives to this moment; individual and unique. As you now combine your sand together, your lives also join together as one family.

At this time, I would invite the parents of _________ and _________ to come forward. These four vials of sand represent the bride and groom and each family.

You may now blend the sand together symbolizing the uniting of the two families into one.

Just as these grains of sand can never be separated and poured again into the individual containers, so will your marriage and your families be.


*******Rose ceremony*****

the Bride and Groom give each other a Rose. Two roses are all that is necessary. The Rose Ceremony is placed at the end of the ceremony just before being pronounced husband and wife. In the old language of flowers, a single red rose always meant "I love you". The Rose ceremony gives recognition to the new and most honorable title of "Husband and Wife".

"Your gift to each other for your wedding today has been your wedding rings - which shall always be an outward demonstration of your vows of love and respect; and a public showing of your commitment to each other.

You now have what remains the most honorable title which may exist between a man and a woman - the title of "husband" and "wife." For your first gift as husband and wife, that gift will be a single rose.
In the past, the rose was considered a symbol of love and a single rose always meant only one thing - it meant the words "I love you." So it is appropriate that for your first gift - as husband and wife - that gift would be a single rose.

Please exchange your first gift as husband and wife. In someways it seems like you have not done anything at all. Just a moment ago you were holding one small rose - and now you are holding one small rose. In some ways, a marriage ceremony is like this. In some ways, tomorrow is going to seem no different than yesterday. But in fact today, just now, you both have given and received one of the most valuable and precious gifts of life - one I hope you always remember - the gift of true and abiding love within the devotion of marriage.

_________ and _____________, I would ask that where ever you make your home in the future - whether it be a large and elegant home - or a small and graceful one - that you both pick one very special location for roses; so that on each anniversary of this truly wonderful occasion you both may take a rose to that spot both as a recommitment to your marriage - and a recommitment that THIS will be a marriage based upon love.

In every marriage there are times where it is difficult to find the right words. It is easiest to hurt who we most love. It is easiest to be most hurt by who we most love. It might be difficult some time to words to say "I am sorry" or "I forgive you"; "I need you" or "I am hurting". If this should happen, if you simply can not find these words, leave a rose at that spot which both of you have selected - for that rose than says what matters most of all and should overpower all other things and all other words.

That rose says the words: "I still love you." The other should accept this rose for the words which can not be found, and remember the love and hope that you both share today.

__________ and ________, if there is anything you remember of this marriage ceremony, it is that it was love that brought you here today, it is only love which can make it a glorious union, and it is by love which your marriage shall endure."

*******Guestbook********
1. From each of your experiences comes a very treasured gift
A piece of hidden knowledge
We didn't know exists
Please share with us your wisdom
about marriage, love and life
How to be a loving husband
or to be the perfect wife
Please write your thoughts and wishes
to share with us for life
For the greatest gift of all
is the gift of your advice


2. Weddings are more than just dresses and rice
so grab a pen and pencil and write us some advice


******Bathroom poem*****
1. To help you feel your best!
Just use a little... Freshen up....
and leave for other guests

2.Whether your skin feels dry,your hair out of place you're not feeling so fresh, or whatever the case We've put togehter a basket to help you along Now hurry back out there before you miss the next song

3.So happy you're here to share in our special day, But just in case something should happen to go astray Please help yourself to the contents within, Hairspray, hand lotion, and even asprin. Use only want you need and leave the rest It may also be useful to another guest. So repair the damange that may have been done, Then hurry on back and join in the fun! Compliments of the newlyweds.
Ladies room
LADIES ROOM
Hairspray
Comb
Brush
Bobby Pins
Eye Make-up Remover Swabs
Contact Lens Kit
Eyeglasses Repair Kit
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Floss
Gum
Mints
Rolaids
Excedrin
Advil
Mylanta
Panty Liners
Tampons
Hand Lotion
Clear Nail Polish
Emery Boards
Lint Brush
Shout Wipes
Static Guard
Safety Pins
Sewing Kit
Band-Aids
Neosporin
Kleenex
Q-Tips
Translucent Powder (or oil-blotting papers)

GENTS ROOM
Comb
Brush
Contact Lens Kit
Eyeglasses Repair Kit
Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Floss
Gum
Mints
Rolaids
Excedrin
Advil
Mylanta
Shoe Laces
Shoe Shine Cloths
Hand Lotion
Lint Brush
Shout Wipes
Static Guard
Safety Pins
Sewing Kit
Band-Aids
Neosporin
Kleenex
Q-Tips
2.

***********Scavenger Hunt******

1. I’m your camera, so scavenge around, Hunt for those pictures that need to be found! Shoot away and complete the list, Find moments that the photographer missed. Snap away as best you’re able, **Then drop me off at the Guestbook table!**
2. **Then leave me here right at your table!**

3.Take this camera and have some fun
Get some pictures of everyone!
Maybe you´ll see something we didn´t see
That we can keep as a memory!
Thank you for sharing this special day with us.

4.To celebrate this special day,
Pick a camera and really play.
Leave it on the table when you are through,
So [bride´s name] and [groom´s name] can develop the photos taken by you.

5. Here is a camera
Please use it a lot,
To take pictures of what the photographer will not.
The flash is required
Because it is night.
If you don´t use it,
The photos won´t come out right.
****Hold the front switch over
´Til the little light flutters.
You´re all ready now,
So please press the shutter.

the scavenger list...
guest photos

Guest Photos
-2 men dancing together
-Wedding party dancing
-sweetheart table
-guest signing guestbook
-annversary dance
-winner of anniversary dance
-quietest guest
-oddest/coolest shoes
-next couple two marry
-couple with closest anniv/bday to wedding
-person w/ most children
-most generation one pic
-group of all singles
-group pic of choice (all red, cousins, all work pals)
-laughter
-close up of flowers
-Photographer taking a picture of you
-messiest cake eater
-flower girl dancing
-person dancing with a mother(NOT bridal party
-close up of decorations
-guest book table
-biggest smile
-wedding cake
-child under table
-child sleeping
-group photo of everyone @ table
-clinking glasses
-most talkative person
-longest/shortest haired
-getaway car
-2 kids dancing
-kid starring at cake
-guest shortest/longest distance traveled
-look-a-likes (twinsies)
-cutest kid
-cutest couple (not B/G)
-someone misbehaving
-a couple acting like new-weds
-oldest and youngest 2gether
-guest having fun dancing
-guests with same name
-enjoyment of food
-wackiest hair
-most causal outfit
-a toast
-someone hoping no one watching
--Bouquet toss
-Garter toss
-Groom removing garter
-The Buffet Table
-People in line for the buffet
- The furthest along pregnant woman
-the wedding cake once everyone has gotten to it
- rb dancing
-fg/rb dancing 2gether
- Close up picture of the bride’s bouquet
- The Gift Table
-Picture of the DJ
- The birthday boy or girl
- Overview of reception table before everyone sits down
-Overview of the reception room
-winner of anniv dance
- A hug between friends
- Catch the smokers in the act
-Primping in the bathroom
-The biggest plate of food taken from the buffet

Bride and Groom<
-Bride watching Groom at a distance (visa versa
-Longest married couple
-B&G sipping champagne
-B&G feeding ea other cake
-B&G cutting cake
-G laughing w/ guys
-B laughing w/ maids
-B&G laughing 2gether
-mother of bride fixing B hair/dress
-B&G holding hands
-B&G talking to guest
-person toasting B&G
-B&G kissing
-G dipping B
-G playing w/ wedding ring (visa versa)
-B&G first dance
-B&G dancing not 1st dance
-B&G when “no one is looking”
- Close up of the bustle on the bride’s dress
- Close up of the bride and groom
- Bride batting the veil out of her face
-just B/g talking to guest
-Bride batting the veil out of her face
-Groom dancing w some1 other than bride visa versa
-The groom whispering in the bride’s ear
-B/G with respective friends
-Bride and Groom entering reception
- Bride and groom leaving, waving from getaway car's backseat

Bridal party & parents -Bride parents kissing
-Groom parents kissing
-Groom’s/bride's parents enjoy party
-Father of bride speech
-grandparents talking to ea other
-Fob/mob watching daughter
-Fog/mog watching son
-parents enjoying themselves
-parents of Bride dancing
-rents of G dancing
-relatives
-best man toast
-maid of honor toast
-mother son/ father daughter dance
-Sibling of Bride dancing w/ someone
-sibling of groom dancing w/ someone
-Mob/Mog dancing w/ someone not kin
-any BM/GM dancing
-Grandparents dancing w/ ea other
-grandparents watching dances
-mother of B/G kissing daughter/son
-an intimate moment with bride and her daddy

-B/G with siblings
-Bride’s grandfather saying the prayer
-First Bridesmaid & Groomsman to enter reception
-Second Bridesmaid & Groomsman to enter reception
-Third Bridesmaid & Groomsman to enter reception
-Maid of Honor and Best Man entering reception
- Head Table Eating Dinner
- Bride and Groom’s Parents Together
-Close up picture of the bridesmaid’s bouquets
- Close up picture of the groom’s boutonniere
-Close up picture of the mother’s corsage
- Mother of the bride crying


*******"photobooth******

*Directions:
1. Set up an area with your backdrop (could be fabric or a wall)
2. Set up your camera on a fixed tripod (We used a digital camera
3. Test the exposure/on camera flash and framing a few times and make adjustments as needed
4. Mark off the maximum area (with tape) that your guests can stand in and still be visible through the lense
5A. Have your guests use a remote control or cable release to take the pictures themselves (Be sure to have easy instructions to let your guests know what/how to do this... we made a simple illustration and had it framed next to the area) OR
5B. Have someone man the area and take the picture for your guests. TIPS: *Have someone (the band/DJ) announce to the guests to remember to visit the photobooth before the night ends.
*Place the booth in an area where there is some traffic but not too much to distract.
*We used professional lighting but an on camera flash will work as well.
*We also had our guests write a message to us before their picture to place next to their picture in a photo guest book album... *
Have fun!


********Bridal Emergency Kit*****

-light snacks(some ppl forgot to eat)
-Phone numbers of all service providers (caterer, florist, d.j., etc
-Aspirin/Tylenol
-Body Spray / Perfume
-Deodorant (Clear)
-mini Umbrella
-Lighter
-Ziploc Bags
-Non Skid (for bottom of shoes)
-Earring Backs
-lint roller
-BOTTLED WATER
-Breath Mints
-Gum
-Club Soda
-Tissues
-Nail File
-Extra Panty Hose
-Clear Nail Polish
-Same color nail polish (for touch ups)
-Fabric Tape
-tape
-Nail Polish Remover
-Chapstick
-Hand Sanitizer
-Hand Lotion
-Sewing Kit (small)
-Safety Pins (large & small)
-Band-Aids
-Nail glue
-Brush & Comb
-Hairspray
-Bobby pins
-Make-up for touch ups
-Visine
-Antacid
-Immodium
-Mints
-Tampons
-Smelling Salts
-camera(when the photographer isnt around)
-Extra pair of contacts & contact solution
-Baby Wipes or Shout Wipes for removing stains
-White chalk or baby powder, to cover stains that won't come out


**********Random poems******

this is all from Thankies.com please check out their website for more info. Cute poems to put on hankercheifs as gifts.

From bride
Today I'm a Bride
Tomorrow a Wife
Forever Your Daughter
Best Friends for Life"

Down the aisle
Today we'll go
Thank you, daddy
I love you so"

from the groom
For my Mother's
tears of joy
From the Groom
Your little boy"

I'm so glad you're here today
as I take a wife
I am who I am, you see
Because you're in my life

For my Mother's
tears of joy
From the Groom
Your little boy"

A reason to give dad a gift.

My Dad has something in his eye
so if today you see him cry.
Afraid that soon I'll be gone
that is what he's dwelling on
He sees his little girl that way
on his Daughter's Wedding Day.
And so this Hankie for his tears
to dab he eyes and calm his fears.
So if you see my Father cry
you'll know just what was in his eye

To catch a kiss hankie
you might need this for your tears
when at last, your bride appears
To wipe the sweat from your brow
right before you says your vows
And on that day of wedded bliss
catch the lipstick from her kiss
And years from now, as memories fade
shades of love, you will have saved
A trace of her you'll take away
captured on your Wedding Day

From mother to mother
"Together as one
Our Daughter
Your Son


*********Alternitive for clinking glasses****

thanks to timsfi for all of these 1. Bride and Groom Trivia. Make up questions about yourselves (like where was your first date, where are you going on your honeymoon, the first movie you saw together, where and when he proposed, favorite foods, where you met, etc.). When glasses start to clink, the DJ can ask questions during the reception and you kiss only when someone shouts out the correct answer.
Some question ideas
Where was B born? Where was G born?
What were B & G's first jobs?
How long have B & G. been "officially" a couple?
How long have B & G been engaged?
Where did B & G meet?
Who introduced B & G? ...etc

2. If you're into gambling, have a pair of fuzzy dice for someone to roll. even you kiss, odd they have to kiss someone

3. If you're into golf, have a putting contest. Designate an area and have a putting matt on hand. Have your DJ or bandleader let your guests know what has to happen in order to get you to kiss. They can even do some type of drum roll every time someone gets up there. An added bonus…If they miss, you designate whom they kiss. You can even use other ideas…shoot a puck into a net (if you’re hockey fans), kick a soccer ball into a net (soccer fans) etc.

a poem for number 3.
To this formal affair
We added a bit of flair
Do NOT clink your glasses
To get us to kiss
Instead you must putt
And try not to miss
If you sink the ball in one shot
We will kiss on the spot

4. Have noisemakers on the table (kazoos, harmonicas etc.---you can by the cheap kid's kind) and the table has to play Here Comes the Bride for you to kiss.

5. A guest has to get up and tell a story about you, your husband or both. After they're done, you kiss. I've seen this done and the stories range from hilarious to very touching.

6. Show us how it’s done -Every couple that attends the reception has their name in the bowl (use your RSVP cards), and when people start clinking glasses, someone can pull out a name. In order for the B&G to kiss. That couple that gets pulled has to kiss, and then the B&G have to kiss the same way. Make sure you pull out single guests and those guests that would never participate.

7. Each table has to get up and sing a song with the word LOVE in it in order for the bride and groom to kiss. You could also do songs using the word Kiss.
Poems to use To this formal affair, we've added some flair. We won't do a thing if we hear your glass cling It will take more than this, if you want us to kiss. In your suits and dresses, you all look so grand. Now gather your table everyone must stand. Sing us a song in which the word "Love" appears. Only then will we listen. only then will we hear. Give it your best, it's your chance to star. We promise the result will be best by far

8. Make a "list" of "groups" attending out wedding. The first time the glasses are hit you and the groom kiss, the next you or the DJ will ask that our parents kiss their spouses, the next the wedding party, grandparents etc. and so on from there

9.Select a charity and kiss only when a donation has been made to the charity in a jar supplied by the bridal couple.

10. have each guest write a hakui (a japanense poem) about the G, B, B&G as a couple, about their wedding day. Remember a hakui is made by Syllables 5 syllables on the first line 7 syllables on the second line 5 syllables on the thrid line example...

On your wedding day
Bob and Jane comitted love for life
Lovely bride and groom

Sally and Robert
Kissey faces all the time
will have lots of kids


since 4/27/04


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