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Today, wedding programs are becoming more and more popular. It's a good way of keeping everyone who attends the ceremony involved and informed. It helps identify and honor those participating in your wedding, while allowing your guests the opportunity to follow what is actually happening. A program also serves as a sentimental keepsake.

A wedding program can be one page or multiple pages. You have the option of using a heavier card stock, or going with the scroll and tie effect.

Single wedding programs should be of a heavier stock. If you choose to use multiple pages, only your outside cover should be of a heavier card stock. Your inside page should be of a lighter paper or card stock. They can be folded and held together with a tassel, or a hole punch attached with a ribbon. It will resemble a miniature book.

Scroll wedding programs are usually one page. We can use a regular card stock, roll it up like a scroll, and tie it with a ribbon.

Perhaps you have a favorite picture of the two of you. Why not print this picture either on the front of your program, or on the back with a thank you note to your guest.

While the creative possibilities are endless, we are here to help you. We have designed a small handheld program that has become very popular over the years. This program is completely custom and has meet the need of many of our previous customers.

A popular program we designed is to use the initials of the bride and groom on the front of the program. Some brides prefer just their initial and this is appropriate as well and the choice is yours.

Once you have made the decision to use a program in your wedding then we can begin the layout and design process for you. We have many formats available to you and a few are available for viewing on our site.

 

 

 

Here are a few suggestions of what should be included in the wedding program:

Bride and Grooms Names, Wedding Date, Time and Ceremony Location

Identify the officiant or person performing your ceremony

Identify the members of the wedding party

Outline the wedding ceremony and order of events

Include the titles of music played and any special readings (and who will read them). If you choose to, you may also include the names of any soloists, musicians and anyone else who you think deserves special recognition.

On the other hand, you may choose to simply outline the music that is to be played during the Prelude, Attendant’s Processional, Bride’s Processional, Ceremony, and Recessional.

A remembrance of special people who have passed away:
Example: We lovingly remember: (then you would list names)

A Special Thanks – to Parent(s), or anyone special.

Example: We would like to thank our family and friends who share our lives and are here with us to share our wedding day. We feel especially blessed to be surrounded by so many wonderful people. A very special thanks to our parents for their love and support throughout the years and for helping to create this beautiful and special occasion.

A loving note from the Bride to the Groom or the Groom to the Bride

Special Poems or Readings

Special religious or ethnic traditions that the Bride and Groom wish to include in their ceremony (such as in a Jewish Wedding, the breaking of the glass). This is an area of your programs that your officiant can help you with your wording. He/she can also help you with an explanation of religious or ethnic customs.

For a final touch some couples may wish to include their new address.

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