Fly in to your reception on a zip-line
Cari and Gary (oh, the rhyming glory!) chose a really rad way to enter their ceremony: via ZIP-LINE! No joke. That’s Gary zip lining into the ceremony above. But the best part was Cari’s description of it.
Dinner theater ceremony: Say your vows among the tables of your reception venue
What if you got married in your venue space, surrounded by all of your guests at their tables? It’s legit, and may be right up your alley. We loooove this idea from Tricia and Barrett’s wedding, not only because it saves set-up time and ceremony space costs, but it also brings everyone together in a big, warm circle of love during the ceremony.
Boogie into your ceremony to a chorus of kazoo music
Guest participation in your ceremony can be a big win in the fun department. We’ve seen kids ringing in the bride with bells, and a little pop culture reference thrown in to the vows to break the tension. But there’s one thing that will demolish any tension that ever existed in that ceremony: a processional with kazoos.
Have your guests create an eternity symbol out of flowers
Victoria and Jacqueline wanted to represent “eternity” in their ceremony. After a couple of glasses of wine while planning, they had it: flowers in the eternity symbol!