what do you call the children at a wedding accompaning the wedding couple?
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junior bridesmaids or ring bearer or flower girl
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somebodies little children
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when you are married.
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Arranged. the parents picked the bride and groom for their children and did not ask their permission instead they thought they knew best and would marry them to whoever they wanted. They usually looked for good, respectable families who were hard working and possibly rich, the boys parents would have the right to ask for a dowry (which was money gifts, cattle, anything of value) and the girls side would be expected to meet this requirement.\nMany children respected their parents and did not question their decisions but with time this all is changing now, people still have these type of old fashioned arranged marriages but they have a slight modern twist they meet each other and may even go on dates before a decision is made- it depends on the values of the family and the tradition and education they have received as to if this still happens.
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I went to my cousins weading last year. It was in a nice restaurant. there was lots of great food and alcohol. There were mainly young people there. The dj was great, we danced a lot. It was more like a party than a weading. His wife was 7 month pregnant but she was parting like everyone else. Of course they did all the things that are normally dome at weadings- throwing the bouquet, the bride and the groom played all kinds funny games like "Do you know the person you are marrying well' and so on. It was funny and i had a great time.
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Hmmm, tough choice here. \n\nOn the one hand, they aren't married but lie to everyone that they are Mr. and Mrs. Now they want everyone to join in on the lie and treat them like husband and wife without having to spend the $50 for a marriage certificate.\n\nOn the other hand, they ask people to call them Mr. and Mrs...\nDid they insist that you call them that as well?\n\nI would address it Mr. Thomas and Ruth, then support it with a lighthearted "until you REALLY get married, that is who you REALLY are".\n\nNot with a harsh tone, but a light air of confidence. They can't fool you, since you are family.
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Depends on how this new member is introduced and treats the child.....if this is a future spouse...there are alot of factors. Ask the children how they feel.\nGood luck:)
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Your wedding decorator. If he/she is doing more than decorating-ex running your rehearsal, making sure your music is cued, he/she is referred to as your wedding coordinator.
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There are many versions of Christianity. If you pay attention to movies, you should have the basic idea. Usually the woman wears a white dress and veil. Her parents give her to the groom. The bride and groom exchange rings and vows. Afterwards there is a reception at a hall or a church or the parents' home or a park.
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The ones whose parents were married at the time of their birth.
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The wedding is the party, and the marriage is the hang over.\n\n Just kidding.
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They should go like this:\nPrancer\nCupid\nRudolph\nDasher\nBlitzen\nVixen\nComet\nDonder\nDancer
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Introduce the bride & groom as they enter the reception, "ladies & gentleman...may I introduce Mr & Mrs  John Smith"...applause applause...you would also do the a toast...tell some funny story about them as children or some anetdote (sp?) that their parents might share...and wish them much happiness yadda yadda...also introduce the band, thank everybody for coming...make various announcements as needed...that sort of thing...oh..& dress real nice too!
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Okay, first of all...who is footing the bill for this reception?  If it's the parents, you should abide by their wishes.  Also, because they are non drinkers does that mean the do not wish to even see the sight of someone else consuming alcohol?  Perhaps you could have a small reception immediately following the wedding (the ol' church basement thing) and a larger party later in the evening?
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You help her get ready at the wedding and then if others, like the bridesmaids, ring  bearer/flowergirl, ETC.
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Cocktail reception (if any)\nGuests seated (to music)\nIntroductions (wedding party)\nBride and Groom Intro\nFirst dance (wedding party joins in)\nBride/Father Dance\nGroom/Mother Dance\nToasts\nFirst course\nDancing\nSecond Course\nDancing\nEntree\nCake cutting\nDessert Service\nDancing\nGarter/Bouquet Toss (optional)\nDancing\nEnd of Reception
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the bride does it and is usually escorted by someone (maid of honor)...i don't think the mom and bride should do this together since the bride has already been "given away" (although it's a nice thing to do)...the bride and groom going together is very nice and symbolic, but i think this part of the ceremony is meant for the future wife and mother to take a moment and pray to the Virgin Mary for guidance, etc.