Monday, April 8, 2013

Keep It Short and Sweet

 
Their wedding was during Valentine's week...but they did not want their ceremony to mention hearts and flowers stuff.  They didn't want mushy readings.  They didn't want the ceremony to be long.  Just get 'er done!  So it was my honor do declare these two NYPD officers married after they exchanged vows and rings.

Their ceremony had the usual procession...but they did not have a bridal party.  That really is a solution sometimes when you have too many friends, siblings, and cousins.  When you don't want to hurt folks by not asking them.

For the ceremony, you need someone to hold the bride's bouquet during the vows.  Or you can place it on a table. 

You need someone to hold the rings.  They can be in the groom's pocket.  They can be held by one of the parents...or really anyone in the front row.

And you don't need a standard Maid of Honor or Best Man to serve as witnesses.  This couple had their fathers sign the NYC license just before the ceremony.

A short and sweet wedding can be just right.  For Sean and Gabrielle...it was just what they wanted.

Many thanks to the folks at Island Chateau.  They always make my work easier.  And they have a wonderful way with the couple and their guests.

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