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“Christians often plan elaborate weddings, pouring great care and expense into the flowers, the music, the garments, and the feasting that follows the ceremony. But so does the world. The difference ought to show in the way Christians make all these elements part of worship. Christian weddings needn't be elaborate or expensive, but they must be honest and fitting. And the time, effort, and money we put into them must be in proportion to the care and attention we give to other important aspects of our lives.

Let our wedding celebrations be joyful and exuberant, a ‘foretaste of the great feast that is to come.’ Those words are usually reserved for our Sunday worship with the Lord's Supper. But in some ways the celebration of a Christian marriage may exhibit a greater foretaste of the marriage supper of the Lamb than most typical Sunday services do.” 
—Emily R. Brink, “You’ve Been Invited to a Wedding,” © June 1990, ReformedWorship.org, CC BY-NC-SA. 

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Wedding ceremony ideas and practical tips for planning and leading

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