Vietnamese wedding ceremonies are definitely a little different from what you see in the Catholic (Christian?) Weddings. I have a knack for over-preparation - so I decided to do a little research and develop a "scheme of the wedding ceremony" - you know, to help guide me through the day. It's a bit silly but feel more or less prepared than it seemed a good idea. The real business was not a disaster, but there are definitely some things to keep in mind that was not in the scheme. So here's my "wedding ceremony outline" so worth it - and my comments on what NOT to do. Based on real world experience, of course. Do not make the same mistakes (we) did.
1. Before the wedding preparation: There is plenty to do right now. Usually, the couple are in the last minute preparations. They calm your nerves, the practice of their votes (or should be), etc.
2. The procession of the wedding: This is when everyone walks down the aisle. I will not go in the order and going with whom. You can find it elsewhere.
3. The part of officiating, the officiant is the "master of ceremonies," so to speak. The officiant plays an important role. That more or less run - from the preliminary observations of the introduction of the newlyweds.
4. The vows and rings: Self-explanatory.
What NOT to do: Do not let your boyfriend go there without practice! Ours was a nervous wreck and stumbled through his speech.
1. Before the wedding preparation: There is plenty to do right now. Usually, the couple are in the last minute preparations. They calm your nerves, the practice of their votes (or should be), etc.
2. The procession of the wedding: This is when everyone walks down the aisle. I will not go in the order and going with whom. You can find it elsewhere.
3. The part of officiating, the officiant is the "master of ceremonies," so to speak. The officiant plays an important role. That more or less run - from the preliminary observations of the introduction of the newlyweds.
4. The vows and rings: Self-explanatory.
What NOT to do: Do not let your boyfriend go there without practice! Ours was a nervous wreck and stumbled through his speech.
