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Jess
Super August 2016

any ideas on how to incorporate a constellation theme into the unity ceremony?

Jess, on March 5, 2016 at 9:15 AM Posted in Planning 0 9

My cousin is our officiant...we'd like to incorporate a short and sweet unity ritual representing our theme into the ceremony. we've both been wracking our heads for ideas...

any suggestions?Smiley smile

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Latest activity by Elphaba, on March 9, 2016 at 2:41 AM
  • E&M
    Master July 2016
    E&M ·
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    That's a tough one...all I can come up with is similar to the sand ceremony but instead of using sand maybe you could use star cutouts or star confetti?

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  • Sarah
    Master April 2017
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    It's loosely related, but maybe use sparklers instead of candles?

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  • Belle
    Super May 2016
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    I would do the sand ceremony in black and navy for the night sky, but add a jar of glitter to each vase of sand for stars. I'd probably use the superfine or "micro" glitter so it mixes thoroughly with the sand but going with oversized glitter/confetti bits could give a more overt star look--just make sure however you do it is something you'll want to look at for a long time since the sand jar is usually a keepsake afterward.

    ETA: If you get a jar with flat sides, you could also try some of that etching gunk and etch a constellation onto it. I did a quick google search for star-shaped jars, too, but it looks like they're mostly sized for M&M favors, not sand ceremonies. But if you found a big one, that'd be cool.

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  • Jess
    Super August 2016
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    I love the glitter idea but the fh just CANNOT lol. his response was something along the lines of NO!!! GLITTER WILL BE EVERYWHERE!!!! hehehe. didn't think of sparklers. that could be really cool!

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  • Jess
    Super August 2016
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    Oooh. @belle i like the etching idea of the constellation

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  • Belle
    Super May 2016
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    The thing with glitter IN the sand is that you will mix them outside somewhere well ahead of the ceremony (like, a month before, or now), and the sand/glitter mix will be fully contained thereafter. I totally feel his pain on having loose glitter during your wedding, but if that were really a concern, no one would do the sand ceremony either since sand is also notorious for getting *everywhere*.

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  • Ms Tris
    Savvy November 2017
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    What about using a "big" and "little" dipper ladle to pour the sand into the jar?

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  • futuremrslavender
    Super June 2016
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    I know there's a site where you can actually buy a star it will tell you the coordinates of it. Maybe you can get a bottle of champagne and put it a wine box with the coordinate painted or burned on it?? You can open it on your one year anniversary and and spend the night trying to find your star.

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  • Jess
    Super August 2016
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    @Elphaba just saw this. wooooooooooah. i had no idea you could buy authentic meteor dust. win win win!!!!

    ETA: cause i drooled a little on my keyboard at this and am crazy excited!

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