Lindsay
had a lot of input and was the first to pick the tree planting ceremony instead
of unity sand or unity candles.
Marriage Ceremony Lindsay & Kegan Greeting
Love is the reason we are here. In marriage, we not
only say, "I love you today", but also, "I promise to love you
for all of our tomorrows." Love isn't just a happily ever after fairy tale
but it’s the experience of writing your own happily ever after. It's not one
moment — not even this moment, it’s every moment. Big ones like saying "I
love you," getting engaged, getting married — but mostly love is the
millions of little moments of being kind, putting each other first, not keeping
a record of wrongs, not being rude, being patient and not giving up on the love
that brought you to the big moments.
Often marriage is viewed as the union of two people.
Yet a marriage not only unites the couple, it unites families and friends also.
The care, support, and nurture of each of your families are now extended to
include another member. The life that each of you has experienced individually
will now be inseparable and as you walk hand in hand along your new path, your
marriage offers unique and wonderful opportunities to increase the number of
loving caring relationships you have in your lives.
Today Kegan and Lindsay are making a life-long
commitment to share the rest of their lives with each other and honor their
children as well. We would like to recognize that Lily and Jason will share in
this marriage also; you are a family drawn together by love and held together
by devotion.
Giving Away
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement
of Intention
PLEASE JOIN HANDS
Kegan & Lindsay remember; never go to bed angry,
Let your love be stronger than your anger, compromise, believe the best,
confide in each other, be best friends and say I love you every day.
Kegan, Do you intend to take this woman whose hands
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Lindsay, Do you intend to take this man, whose hands
you hold, to be your lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect him
through sunshine and shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until death
shall separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Will your family and friends support and uphold
Kegan & Lindsay in their marriage now and in the years to come?" If
so, answer “We Do”
Vows
Kegan, repeat after me: I Kegan, take you, Lindsay,
to be my wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Lindsay, repeat after me: I Lindsay, take you Kegan,
to be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Rings
You have chosen to seal your vows by the giving and
receiving of rings. The ring forms a perfect circle, without a beginning or an
end, and is a symbol of eternity that signifies the duration of the commitment
you are making.
Kegan, You have the privilege of placing this ring
on Lindsay’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into
which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my
vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Likewise, Lindsay, You have the privilege of placing
this ring on Kegan’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship
into which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of
my vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Prayer of Blessing – by the minister
Pronouncement
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Signing of the Marriage License
Tree
Planting
At this time Kegan, Lindsay, Lily, and Jason are
going to water a tree they have planted to commemorate their love and
commitment to each other and their family. As this tree grows strong and
endures whatever life brings its way may it represent this family’s strength
and endurance and be a constant reminder the commitment they made today.
Introduction
It is my pleasure to introduce to you, for the very
first time, Mr. and Mrs. Klassen and Family.
Recessional
Marriage
Ceremony Tyler & Fantasha
Greeting
We have come together to witness the joining
together of this man and this woman in the bond of marriage. Love is the reason
we are here today. In marriage we not only say, "I love you today",
but also, "I promise to love you for all of our tomorrows."
Let us be reminded of a familiar portion of
scripture in Corinthians known as the love chapter. . . Love is patient. Love
is kind. Love isn't jealous. It doesn't sing its own praises. It isn't
arrogant. It isn't rude. It doesn't think about itself. It isn't irritable. It
doesn't keep track of wrongs. It isn't happy when injustice is done, but it is
happy with the truth. Love never stops being patient, never stops believing,
never stops hoping, never gives up. Love never comes to an end. . . So these
three things remain: faith, hope, and love. But the best one of these is love.
Giving Away
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement of Intention
PLEASE JOIN HANDS
Tyler & Fantasha remember to believe the best,
confide in each other, be best friends and say I love you every day.
Tyler, Do you intend to take this woman whose hands
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Fantasha, Do you intend to take this man, whose
hands you hold, to be your lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect
him through sunshine and shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until
death shall separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Will you family and friends support and uphold Tyler
& Fantasha in their marriage now and in the years to come?" If so,
answer “We Do”
Vows
Tyler, repeat after me: I Tyler, take you Fantasha,
to be my wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Fantasha, repeat after me: I Fantasha, take you
Tyler, to be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better
or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and
to cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Rings
You have chosen to seal you vows by the giving and
receiving of rings. The ring forms a perfect circle, without a beginning or an
end, and is a symbol of eternity that signifies the duration of the commitment
you are making.
Tyler, You have the privilege of placing this ring
on Fantasha’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into
which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my
vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Likewise, Fantasia, You have the privilege of
placing this ring on Tyler’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant
relationship into which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring,
as a symbol of my vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will
honor you.
Prayer of Blessing – by the minister
Pronouncement
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Introduction
It is my pleasure to introduce to you, for the very
the first time, Mr. and Mrs. Embree.
Recessional
Marriage Ceremony Mathieu & Laura
Introduction:
Love is the reason we are here. In marriage, we not
only say, "I love you today", but also, "I promise to love you
for all of our tomorrows."
There is a familiar portion of scripture known as
the love chapter found in Corinthians let us be reminded of it; Love is
patient. Love is kind. Love isn't jealous. It doesn't sing its own praises. It
isn't arrogant. It isn't rude. It doesn't think about itself. It isn't
irritable. It doesn't keep track of wrongs. It isn't happy when injustice is
done, but it is happy with the truth. Love never stops being patient, never
stops believing, never stops hoping, never gives up. Love never comes to an
end. . . So these three things remain faith, hope, and love. But the greatest
of these is love.
Mathieu and Laura, you have been on an amazing
journey together and your love has brought you to this place, standing before
God, Family, and Friends committing your lives to each other.
Ecclesiastes 4:9 tells us; that two are better than
one. Mathieu and Laura have figured this
out and stand before us committing to a lifelong journey.
Giving away:
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement of Intention:
PLEASE JOIN HANDS
Mathieu, Do you intend to take this woman whose hand
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Laura, Do you intend to take this man, whose hand you hold, to be your
lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect him through sunshine and
shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until death shall separate you?
If so, answer “I Do”
Vows:
Mathieu, repeat after me: I Mathieu, take you Laura,
to be my wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Laura, repeat after me: I Laura, take you Mathieu,
to be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Rings:
You have chosen to seal you vows by the giving and
receiving of rings. The ring forms a perfect circle, without a beginning or an
end, and is a symbol of eternity that signifies the duration of the commitment
you are making.
Mathieu, you have the privilege of placing this ring
on Laura’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into which
you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my vow,
and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you. Likewise, Laura, You have the privilege of
placing this ring on Mathieu's, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant
relationship into which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring,
as a symbol of my vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will
honor you.
Hands:
Laura please take Mathieu’s hands in yours (palms
up) Laura look at these hands as a gift, These are the hands that will work
alongside yours, as together you build your future, as together you laugh and
cry, and together you share your innermost secrets and dreams. Mathieu please
take Laura’s hands (palms up) Mathieu look at these hands as a gift, These are
the hands that will passionately love you and cherish you through the years,
for a lifetime of happiness, as she promises her love and commitment to you all
the days of her life.
Mathieu and Laura, in your journey of life together,
remind yourselves often of the love that brought you together. Give the highest
priority to your love. When challenges come, remember to focus on what is right
between you. In this way, you can ride out the storms. And when clouds hide the
sun in your lives - remember, even if you lose sight of it for a moment, the
sun is always there.
Unity
Sand with Children:
Mathieu & Laura, today you are making a
life-long commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other and honor
your children as well. Your family relationship is symbolized through the
pouring of these two individual containers of sand; each representing all that
you were, all that you are, and all that you will ever be and another container
for each of your boys. Keaton and Theo will share in this marriage also. They
will now come forward to help us with the Blending of the Sands. Your new
family commitment and love will have a deep influence upon them and their
lives. In order for the home to be a happy one, it is essential that there be
love, understanding and respect between the children and the adults. As you each hold your sand the separate
containers represent your lives to this moment; individual and unique. As you combine your sand together, your lives
also join together as one family. You may now blend the sand together
symbolizing the uniting of Mom, Dad, Keaton
and Theo into one. Just as these grains of sand can never be separated and
poured again into the individual containers, so will your marriage and your
family be.
A
short Prayer of Blessing
Pronouncement:
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Signing
of the Marriage License:
Amy St Germain is now coming to sing All of Me, by
John Legend while we sign the Marriage License
Introduction:
It is my pleasure to introduce to you Mr. and Mrs.
Berube.
Recessional
Marriage Ceremony Carrie and Craig
Greeting
We have come together in the presence of God to
witness the joining together of this man and this woman in the bond of
marriage. Love is the reason we are
here. In marriage we not only say,
"I love you today", but also, "I promise to love you for all of our
tomorrows."
Let us be reminded of a familiar portion of
scripture in Corinthians known as the love chapter. . . Love is patient. Love
is kind. Love isn't jealous. It doesn't sing its own praises. It isn't
arrogant. It isn't rude. It doesn't think about itself. It isn't irritable. It
doesn't keep track of wrongs. It isn't happy when injustice is done, but it is
happy with the truth. Love never stops being patient, never stops believing,
never stops hoping, never gives up. Love never comes to an end. . . So these
three things remain: faith, hope, and love. But the best one of these is love.
A marriage is not only the joining together of two
individuals, it is also a joining together of two families. The care, support,
and nurture of each of your families are now extended to include another
member.
Giving
Away
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement
of Intention
PLEASE JOIN HANDS Craig and Carrie remember to:
Never go to bed angry, Let your love be stronger than your anger, compromise,
believe the best, confide in each other,
be best friends and say I love you every day.
Craig, Do you intend to take this woman whose hand
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Carrie, Do you intend to take this man, whose hand
you hold, to be your lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect him
through sunshine and shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until death
shall separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Vows
Craig, repeat after me: I Craig, take you, Carrie, to
be my wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Carrie, repeat after me: I Carrie, take you, Craig,
to be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Rings
You have chosen to seal your vows by the giving and
receiving of rings. The ring forms a perfect circle, without a beginning or an
end, and is a symbol of eternity that signifies the duration of the commitment
you are making.
Craig, You have the privilege of placing this ring
on Carrie’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into which
you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my vow,
and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Likewise, Carrie, You have the privilege of placing
this ring on Craig’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship
into which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of
my vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Prayer
of Blessing – by the minister
Unity
Sand
Craig & Carrie today you are making a life-long
commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other. Your relationship
is symbolized through the pouring of these two individual containers of sand;
each representing all that you were, all that you are, and all that you will
ever be. Each one holds its own unique beauty, strength, and character. They
can stand on their own and be whole, without the need of anything else. When
the two are blended together they represent an entirely new and extraordinary
love relationship. Each grain of sand brings to the mixture a lasting beauty
that forever enriches the combination. Craig and Carrie pick up the containers
of sand You each hold your separate containers of sand represent your lives to
this moment; individual and unique. As you now combine your sand together, your
lives also join together as one. You may now blend the sand together
symbolizing your once solitary journeys now becoming one of companionship, as
you walk a single path together into your future. The life that each of you
has experienced individually will now be inseparably and as walk hand in hand
along the path of your marriage – united and strong husband and wife, may you
be happy, blessed and as inseparable as these grains of sand.
Pronouncement
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
READING
At this time Friend of the bride and groom, Sarah
Hourihan is coming to do a reading. . .
Today is a day you will always remember The greatest
in anyone's life, You'll start off the day just two people in love And end it as
Husband and Wife, It's a brand new beginning the start of a journey With moments
to cherish and treasure And although there'll be times when you both disagree
These will surely be outweighed by pleasure You'll have heard many words of
the advice in the past When the secrets of marriage were spoken But you know that
the answers lie hidden inside Where the bond of true love lies unbroken So live
happy forever as lovers and friends It's the dawn of a new life for you As you
stand there together with love in your eyes From the moment you whisper 'I do'
And with luck, all your hopes, and your dreams can be real May success find its
way to your hearts Tomorrow can bring you the greatest of joys But today is the
day it all starts
Signing
of the Marriage License
Introduction
It is my pleasure to introduce to you, for the very
first time, Mr. and Mrs. Monahan
Recessional
Marriage
Ceremony Nathan & Tara
Introduction:
We have come together in the presence of God to
witness the joining together of this man and this woman in the bond of
marriage.
Love is the reason we are here. In marriage, we not
only say, "I love you today", but also, "I promise to love you
for all of our tomorrows."
There is a familiar portion of scripture known as
the love chapter found in Corinthians let us be reminded of it; Love is
patient. Love is kind. Love isn't jealous. It doesn't sing its own praises. It
isn't arrogant. It isn't rude. It doesn't think about itself. It isn't
irritable. It doesn't keep track of wrongs. It isn't happy when injustice is
done, but it is happy with the truth. Love never stops being patient, never
stops believing, never stops hoping, never gives up. Love never comes to an
end. . . So these three things remain faith, hope, and love. But the greatest
of these is love.
Giving
away:
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement
of Intention:
PLEASE JOIN HANDS
Nathan, Do you intend to take this woman whose hands
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Tara, Do you intend to take this man, whose hands
you hold, to be your lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect him
through sunshine and shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until death
shall separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Vows:
Nathan,
repeat after me: I Nathan, take you, Tara, to be my wife, to have and to hold,
from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in
sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, excluding all others, as long
as we both shall live.
Tara, repeat after me: I Tara, take you, Nathan, to
be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Rings:
You have
chosen to seal your vows by the giving and receiving of rings. The ring forms a
perfect circle, without a beginning or an end, and is a symbol of eternity that
signifies the duration of the commitment you are making.
Nathan, look at these hands as a gift, these are the
hands that will passionately love you and cherish you through the years, for a
lifetime of happiness, as she promises her love and commitment to you all the
days of her life. You have the privilege of placing this ring on Tara’s, finger
in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into which you now enter.
Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my vow, and with all that
I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Likewise, Tara, look at these hands as a gift, these
are the hands that will work alongside yours, as together you build your
future, as together you laugh and cry, and together you share your innermost
secrets and dreams. You have the privilege of placing this ring on Nathan's,
finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into which you now
enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my vow, and with
all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Nathan and Tara in your journey of life together,
remind yourselves often of the love that brought you together. Give the highest
priority to your love. When challenges come, remember to focus on what is right
between you. In this way, you can ride out the storms. And when clouds hide the
sun in your lives - remember, even if you lose sight of it for a moment, the
sun is always there.
Unity
Sand with Child:
Nathan & Tara, today you are making a life-long
commitment to share the rest of your lives with each other and honor your
daughter as well. Your family relationship is symbolized through the pouring of
these three individual containers of sand; each representing all that you were,
all that you are, and all that you will ever be. Your commitment and love will
have a deep influence on Layla’s life. In order for the home to be a happy
one, it is essential that there be love, understanding, and respect between
children and parents, today you are showing your commitment to that unity. As
you each hold your sand the separate containers represent your lives to this
moment; individual and unique. You may
now blend the sand together symbolizing the uniting of Mom, Dad, and daughter
into one. Just as these grains of sand can never be separated and poured again
into the individual containers, so will your marriage and your family be.
A
short Prayer of Blessing
Pronouncement:
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick, I now pronounce you man and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Signing
of the Marriage License
Introduction:
It is my pleasure to introduce to you Mr. and Mrs.
Gionet.
Recessional
Marriage
Ceremony Nick & Dianna
Nick and Dianna’s Mothers come and light the two
outer candles Unity Candles
Introduction:
Love is the reason we are here. In marriage, we not
only say, "I love you today", but also, "I promise to love you
for all of our tomorrows."
There is a familiar portion of scripture known as
the love chapter found in Corinthians let us be reminded of it; Love is
patient. Love is kind. Love isn't jealous. It doesn't sing its own praises. It
isn't arrogant. It isn't rude. It doesn't think about itself. It isn't
irritable. It doesn't keep track of wrongs. It isn't happy when injustice is
done, but it is happy with the truth. Love never stops being patient, never
stops believing, never stops hoping, never gives up. Love never comes to an
end. . . So these three things remain faith, hope, and love. But the greatest
of these is love.
Nick & Dianna, you have been on an amazing
journey together and your love has brought you to this place, standing before
God, Family, and Friends committing your lives to each other.
Ecclesiastes 4:9 tells us; that two are better than
one. Nick and Dianna have figured this out and stand before us committing to a
lifelong journey.
Giving
away:
Who gives this woman to be married to this man?
Statement
of Intention:
PLEASE JOIN HANDS
Nick, Do you intend to take this woman whose hand
you hold to be your lawful wedded wife; to love, honor, and protect her through
sunshine and shadow alike; keeping yourself unto her alone until death shall
separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
Dianna, Do you intend to take this man, whose hand
you hold, to be your lawful wedded husband; to love, honor, and protect him
through sunshine and shadow alike, keeping yourself unto him alone, until death
shall separate you? If so, answer “I Do”
“Will your family and friends support and uphold Nick
& Dianna in their marriage now and in the years to come?" If so please
answer “We Do”
Vows:
Nick, repeat after me: I Nick, take you Dianna, to
be my wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
Dianna, repeat after me: I Dianna, take you, Nick, to
be my husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to
cherish, excluding all others, as long as we both shall live.
COIN
EXCHANGE:
Now let us do the exchange of the Arras, which is a
traditional Hispanic wedding custom.
Diana’s Grandfather, who is unable to attend the
wedding has gifted these Arras to the couple, wishing them prosperity and
well-being throughout their marriage.
These 13 coins are also a reminder of good
stewardship for all couples; they are a sign of mutual support and
responsibility to each other, their children and the world around them.
May God Grant Nick & Diana not only materials
possessions but abundant spiritual strength, which these coins symbolize, so
that they may bless others. You hold these coins in your hands as a sign that
your blessings will no longer be held separately but together.
Nick repeat after me: Diana, take these arras as a
sign of God's blessing and of my total dedication to you, the care of our home
and the welfare of our children so that we will never lack necessities in our
life together.
Dianna repeat after me: Nick, I accept and will
treasure these coins as a reminder of our commitment to share God's gifts and
life´s responsibilities together.
In exchanging these coins, Nick and Diana are
essentially saying, "What's mine is yours and what's yours is mine."
God bless these coins knowing that they are symbolic of the unlimited good the
universe has in store for this loving couple.
Rings:
You have chosen to seal your vows by the giving and
receiving of rings. The ring forms a perfect circle, without a beginning or an
end, and is a symbol of eternity that signifies the duration of the commitment
you are making.
Nick, you have the privilege of placing this ring on
Dianna’s, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship into which
you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of my vow,
and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Likewise, Dianna, You have the privilege of placing
this ring on Nick's, finger in virtue of the exclusive covenant relationship
into which you now enter. Repeat after me: I give you this ring, as a symbol of
my vow, and with all that I am, and with all that I have, I will honor you.
Unity
Candles:
The two outer candles represent both your lives in
this moment. They are two distinct lights, each capable of going their separate
ways. As you join now in marriage, there is a merging of these two lights into
one light. From now on your thoughts shall be for each other rather than your
individual selves. Your plans shall be mutual, your joys and sorrows shall be
shared alike. As you each take a candle and together light the center one, you
will extinguish your own candles, thus letting the center candle represent the
union of your lives into one. One light cannot be divided; neither shall your
lives be divided but a united testimony in your home. May the radiance of this
one light be a testimony of your unity.
A
Prayer of Blessing
Pronouncement:
And now, by the authority invested in me as a
minister of the Gospel, and in accordance with the laws of the Province of New
Brunswick, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Signing
of the Marriage License
Introduction:
It is my pleasure to introduce to you Mr. and Mrs.
Learmouth.
Recessional
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