A look at the growing popularity of wedding ceremonies where couples are doing away with wedding ceremony formalities and creating their own ceremony definitions. The welcome drink was
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Is it okay to ban children from your wedding?
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Why book a Malaga Minister Wedding Celebrant for your wedding in Spain
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If you didn’t know it already, when it comes to wedding ceremonies, ‘unplugged’ is the word that is used when a couple want their ceremony to be device-free.