Hello and welcome to another episode of From Darkness to Light a podcast about healing, accepting love and learning to live life to the full.
– I’ve been married for a week!
– Rehearsal and dinner the night before the wedding
– Last breakfast as an engaged couple
– Running errands and then the real preparation starts
– Pre-ceremony preparation at home and at chapel
– Before shots with photographer
– The ceremony and trying not to trip!
– All the essential accessories
– Musician friend plays her heart out!
– Washing of the feet and sung meditation added in to the traditional ceremony
– A writing my husband wrote many months added to program
– Family formal portraits
– Wedding party portraits at nearby park
– Reception fun!
– Decorations and extra things made were lovely
– Mingling and great food and fun
– Saying good-bye
– Getting help to get packed up, off to continue the wedding night celebration
– It was a very enjoyable time with our guests and my husband
– Will share with you more about the rest of the first few weeks together next time
– Whether you were there in person or just in spirit and prayer your support means so much. I look forward to sharing with you more of my journey as a wife from this point on.
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Great idea with subbing out the so-called ‘Unity Candle’ with the washing of the feet! I never liked the unity candle as it seemed so very hokey to me.
What a gorgeous shawl! Thanks for sharing these reflections, Stephanie! Congrats again! xxx