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Cheryl
Dedicated April 2013

UNITY CANDLE SUBSTITUTES! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

Cheryl, on August 2, 2012 at 12:34 AM

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We don't want to do the traditional unity candle ceremony so we're looking around for something equally as memorable and meaningful. We have just found something called the cord ceremony or God'd Knot. I like to hear some other options though. What are you ladies doing in place of the candle...

We don't want to do the traditional unity candle ceremony so we're looking around for something equally as memorable and meaningful. We have just found something called the cord ceremony or God'd Knot.

I like to hear some other options though. What are you ladies doing in place of the candle lighting ceremony?

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  • Michelle
    Master August 2013
    Michelle ·
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    I want to do a wine box ceremony but haven't talked to FH about it yet. Since he loooooves writing love letters I think he will be into the idea.

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  • Ester C
    VIP July 2012
    Ester C ·
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    We did a unity cross


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  • Emily
    VIP August 2015
    Emily ·
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    Were doing a sand ceremony (:

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  • S
    Just Said Yes June 2013
    sheanean ·
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    I thought of a great idea for our wedding. We are wedding outside in the evening, near a pond. Lots of little, white lights. We are also unique people who don't want to follow what others do, so we are modifying a lot of the traditional ceremony. Instead of a unity candle, sand or cross, we are building a greek column with a pole through the center. A heart shaped torch (gauze wrapped wire) will be soaked in lamp oil. We will both have a small candle and will set the torch on fire together. The idea is 2 small flames that, when combined, create an inferno of love and passion. After we light the large torch, my daughter will wrap a white, satin ribbon around our joined hands and then we make our exit. We are still doing rings, but adding greek flare to the mix. The bridesmaid and MOH will carry kissing balls on their wrists with flowing ribbons instead of a corsage or bouquet. Since I'm older and don't have a dad, we will meet in the middle and dance to a sweet song.

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