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If there’s a loved one that can’t attend the wedding, or who has passed, there’s no reason for them to feel left out. Use something of theirs in the big day, or leave a seat empty for them with flowers, or their favorite cowboy boots. Carry something of theirs during the ceremony, or, if your ceremony is on the water, lay flowers on the water in their memory.
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8 Ways To Honor Loved Ones Who Can’t Attend Your Wedding
Joel is an ordained minister, certified to perform wedding, civil union and vow renewal ceremonies in Hawaii. He would be honored to be part of your special ceremony, and loves the intimate and deep nature of the vow exchange and wedding ceremony, one of the most sacred and important moments of your life! Joel is a spiritual, non denominational minister who sees the truth in all religions, and would be happy to accommodate whatever kind of ceremony you desire. Joel incorporates Hawaiian elements into the event. He performs a Hawaiian Conch Shell Blessing before the ceremony, a Hawaiian Blessing after the ceremony, and is happy to do a pre-wedding vow consultation at no additional cost. He can send you sample wedding vows or help you write your own. He also offers the special Sand or Water Ceremony. Joel and Timory were blessed to have their wedding ceremony and reception (both planned by Aloha Ever After) on one of Kauai’s beautiful beaches at sunset. It was outrageously gorgeous! View more posts