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Chasity
Dedicated August 2020

Wedding Clock Myths

Chasity, on July 29, 2020 at 9:23 AM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 25

Hello Brides! We are 9 days from our wedding day. Yay! Our officiant just emailed us asking if we wanted to change our start time to 5:30 instead of 5:00 so that the clock is moving upward during the ceremony. My fiancé and I and our parents have never heard of this. I’m wondering if other brides...
Hello Brides! We are 9 days from our wedding day. Yay! Our officiant just emailed us asking if we wanted to change our start time to 5:30 instead of 5:00 so that the clock is moving upward during the ceremony. My fiancé and I and our parents have never heard of this. I’m wondering if other brides heard of this or considered this when finalizing your wedding ceremony timeline.
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    Super October 2021
    Ashley ·
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    I’ve heard of this, but I don’t personally know anyone who believes in it.
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  • Biaani
    Expert May 2021
    Biaani ·
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    What lol I wouldn't change the time.

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  • Laura
    Super September 2026
    Laura ·
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    I've heard of this... Smiley smile
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    Master 0000
    Judith ·
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    I put this right with all marriages being scheduled noon to one because any other time the sundial casts a shadow. Seriously?
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  • Kari
    Master May 2020
    Kari ·
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    NEVER heard of it and would base the start time on what logistically makes sense vs superstition.

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