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Who is the groom in a marriage?
The groom is the person who is marrying the bride. Also the groom normally gives a speech after the wedding ceremony during the buffet or meal. They also normally have the first dance with the bride.
Who are in family wedding photos?
Here is an AWESOME and COMPLETE list of all the potential photos you would want taken on your special day - if you don't tell the photographer who should be in what picture, the particular picture you want (you with your sisters, etc) doesn't always happen and you're too busy that day to monitor who is in what picture. IT'S A LONG LIST - but a good one and you can narrow it down for your photographer is you have a specific budget... CHECK OUT THIS COOL WEBSITE: www.myplanninglists.com - there is a whole wedding section.www.myplanninglists.comEVENTS BEFORE WEDDING DAYBridal showersBachelor partiesBachelorette partiesSalon visits, manicuresRehearsal dinnerDecorating, setting up wedding detailsFamily gatheringsFriendsBEFORE THE WEDDINGBride alone, back of dressBride alone, before getting in wedding dressBride alone, close upBride alone, front of dressBride alone, full lengthBride alone, side viewBride alone, with veil covering faceBride alone, with veil pulled backBride and attendants arranging dress, adding veil, bustle the trainBride and bridesmaidsBride and junior bridesmaidsBride and bridesmaids and junior bridesmaidsBride and bridesmaids getting dressedBride and bridesmaids putting on makeup, doing hairBride and brothersBride and each bridesmaidBride and each brotherBride and each sisterBride and flower girlBride and flower girl and ring bearerBride and groom separately getting in the limo or carBride and maid of honor in mirrorBride and Mother in mirrorBride and parents leaving for ceremonyBride and ring bearerBride and sistersBride hugging momBride hugging parentsBride in curlers or having makeup appliedBride leaving houseBride looking at her parents wedding photoBride looking into a mirrorBride looking out windowBride pinning corsage or boutonniere on Mother and FatherBride putting on garterBride spending a few moments alone, thinking, reading, or prayingBride with brothers, close up and full lengthBride with car and bridesmaidsBride with father and carBride with father, close up and full lengthBride with Grandparents, close up and full lengthBride with her bridesmaids, close up and full lengthBride with immediate familyBride with maid of honor, close up and full lengthBride with mother adjusting veilBride with mother and father, close up and full lengthBride with mother, close up and full lengthBride with sisters, close up and full lengthBride, getting help with zipping up or buttoning the wedding dressBride's car arrivingBride's dress details, close upBride's jewelry, close upBride's veil, close up and full lengthBride's bouquet, close upBride's something borrowed, something blue, something newBride's dress on the hanger, or laying over a chairBride's garterBride's hands holding invitationBride's parents being seated at ceremonyBride's shoes peeking out from under the dressCeremony location details, flowers, candles, altar, aisle, guest seating, entry, all detailsFather helping bride into carFlower girl handing bouquet to brideFlower girl(s) all dressed and ready to goBride, all dressed and ready to go, full length and close upGrandparents being seated at ceremonyGroom and best man shaking handsGroom and groomsmenGroom and groomsmen candid or funny shotGroom and groomsmen, adjusting bow ties and tuxesGroom and ring bearerGroom hugging parentsGroom looking into mirrorGroom pinning corsage or boutonniere on mother and fatherGroom putting on tieGroom with best manGroom standing at altarGroom with best man and Minister or Church leaderGroom with brothers, close up and full lengthGroom with father, close up and full lengthGroom with Grandparents, close up and full lengthGroom, getting advice from fatherGroom with groomsmenGroom with immediate familyGroom with Mother, close up and full lengthGroom with parents, close up and full lengthGroom with sisters, close up and full lengthGroom, best man and ushers, groomsmenGroom, close up and full lengthGroom's Mother on usher's arm at ceremonyGroom's parents being seated at ceremonyGuest bookGuests signing guest bookGuests taking their seats at ceremonyInvitation, close upMother of the bride putting on bride's jewelryMusicians at ceremonyPhotos of limo, carriage, horses or other transportationPortrait of bride and fatherPortrait of bride and motherRing bearer ready to goRings on the pillowSign in tableSigning marriage certificateView of ceremony venueView of outside of ceremony locationView of all ceremony detailsAT THE CEREMONYAltar or canopy during ceremonyBreaking of the glass or other ceremony traditionsBride and father entering ceremony siteBride and father going down aisleBride and father walking down aisleBride and Groom coming down aisle (after ceremony)Bride and Groom exchanging leis or other traditionsBride and Groom exchanging ringsBride and Groom exchanging vowsBride and Groom facing each otherBride and Groom getting in car (after ceremony)Bride and Groom hugging guests, laughing, getting congratulationsBride and Groom inside the car (after ceremony)Bride and Groom lighting candle, or other traditional actsBride and Groom outside on steps (after ceremony)Bride and Groom presenting leis or other traditional item to parents or guestsBride and groom saying the vows, close up and wide shotBride and groom, back shot of couple together at the altar, with minister/officiant between themBride just before walking down the aisleBride stepping out of the car, before ceremonyBride, back shot beginning to walk down the aisle, with escortBride's mother with escortBride's father and Bride hugging at end of aisleBridesmaidsBridesmaids' bouquets, lined up as at altarBridesmaids walking down aisleButterfly release, dove release, or other tradition after ceremony, outsideCandle lightingsCar arriving with brideCenter aisleCeremony musiciansCircle of love greeting, or other traditionClose up and full length of bride and groom saying the vowsClose up and full length of bride, just before she makes her entranceClose up of Bride and Groom's hands, as rings are exchangedClose-up of bride's face, as seen over the groom's shoulderClose-up of groom's face when he sees bride for the first timeClose-up of groom's face, as seen over the bride's shoulderCommunion or other traditionExchanging the ringsFather giving bride awayFirst kissFlower girl and ring bearer walking down aisleFull length photo of bride (and escort) walking down the aisle, front and back viewGiving away the brideGroom aloneGroom waiting for bride to walk down aisleGroomsmen, ushers, best manGuests arrivingGuests from the bride and groom's point of viewGuests getting ready to shower the couple with well wishes (rose petals, confetti, rice, bubbles, birdseed, etc.) as couple leavesGuests sitting down, waiting for ceremonyGuests walking into ceremony siteMaid of honor walking down the aisleMass or other tradition during ceremonyMemorial tribute or other tributesMinister or Church leader presenting couple to guestsMothers of Bride and Groom, being escorted down the aisleOfficiant, best man, bridesmaidsOfficiant, minister or Church leaderOutside of ceremony siteOverall shots of ceremonyParents being seatedParents' faces as they watch the ceremonyPresentation of gifts, if anyReceiving lineReligious ceremonySigning marriage certificateSpecial musicSpecial readingsThe kissUnity ceremonyUshers helping grandparents and special guests to their seatsWedding party, standing at the altarBEFORE THE RECEPTIONBridal party couples, if anyBridal party with limo or carBride alone, full length and close upBride and Groom at car or limousineBride and Groom at door - kissingBride and Groom at waterfall, pond or other unique feature of locationBride and Groom exiting ceremony locationBride and Groom greeting guestsBride and Groom holding handsBride and groom huggingBride and Groom in many posesBride and groom in the gardens, flowers, ceremony or reception groundsBride and Groom kissingBride and groom kissingBride and Groom looking into each other's eyesBride and Groom looking out car or limo windowBride and Groom silhouetteBride and Groom steps of ceremony locationBride and Groom togetherBride and groom walking toward the camera, holding handsBride and Groom with both sets of parentsBride and Groom with Bride's brothers and sistersBride and Groom with Bride's extended familyBride and Groom with Bride's nieces and nephewsBride and Groom with Bride's parentsBride and Groom with Bride's grandparentsBride and Groom with entire wedding partyBride and Groom with familiesBride and Groom with flower girl and ringbearerBride and Groom with Groom's extended familyBride and Groom with Groom's nieces and nephewsBride and Groom with Groom's brothers and sistersBride and Groom with Groom's grandparentsBride and Groom with Groom's parentsBride and Groom with parentsBride and Groom with special friendsBride and her DadBride and her MomBride and her ParentsBride being lifted or carried by groom or sitting on groom's lapBride showing ring to bridesmaidsBride with bridesmaidsBride with each bridesmaidBride with groom's parentsBride with groomsmenBride with junior brides maidsBride with maid of honorBride with Male attendantsBride with special friendsBride with special little girlsBride, Groom, maid of honor, and best manBride's parents aloneBrides ring hand gently laying on bouquetEach bridesmaid with her escort groomsmanEntire bridal partyFamily photos - photos of each special family alone (such as Bride's sister with sister's husband & kids - these are much appreciated by friends/family!)Female attendants, brides maids, maid of honorFlower girl with brideFlower Girl with bride and groomFlower girl with ring bearerFun, crazy, candid, interesting shotsFunny or gag shot of the bridal partyGroom aloneGroom and each groomsmen, usher, best manGroom and his dadGroom and his momGroom and his parentsGroom putting ring on bride's finger (set up)Groom with best manGroom with bride's parentsGroom with bridesmaidsGroom with groom's entire familyGroom with his parentsGroom with his siblingsGroom with special friendsGroom's parents aloneOutdoor photos of Bride and GroomReceiving lineRing close upThree generations, bride's familyThree generations, groom's familyDURING THE RECEPTIONAll other photos you ask photographer to captureBack of car as it drives awayBandBest man and maid of honorBouquet tossBridal PartyBride and Father dancingBride and GroomBride and Groom arrivingBride and Groom cutting the cakeBride and groom cutting the cakeBride and Groom driving awayBride and groom eatingBride and Groom feeding each other cakeBride and Groom greeting guestsBride and groom hugging guestsBride and Groom leaving partyBride and Groom toastingBride and groom whispering to each otherBride and Groom with best manBride and groom with guests at each tableBride and Groom with toasting glassesBride and groom's faces as they listen to the toast(s)Bride and Groom's first danceBride and Groom's hand over cake showing ringsBride and Groom's kiss after the toastBride and Groom's tableBride dancing with her dadBride showing her new ring to the guestsBride tossing bouquetBride with Bride's FatherBride with Church friendsBride with college friendsBride with cousinsBride with co-workersBride with friendsBride with high school friendsBride with niecesBride with special AuntBridesmaids and groomsmenBuffet lineCake cuttingCake, close up, all angles, from a distance, cake topperCandid shotsCenterpiecesCeremonial dancesChildren dancingChildren dancingChildren playingCloseup of bride and groom's place cardCouples dancing fastCouples dancing slowDance floorDance of people who received garter and bouquetDecorations - all details, all anglesDessert tableDJDrink stationFamily - all family who are in attendanceFarewell shotsFather of bride, paying caterer or other vendor, pulling out empty pockets or walletFather of the Bride ToastingFather of the Groom ToastingFemale who received bouquetFlower girl & ring bearer enjoying the reception, dancing, eatingFood - each entrée and food item, dishFunny shotsGarter tossGetaway shotsGift card locationGift tableGrandparentsGrandparents dancingGroom and Mother dancingGroom dancing with his momGroom dipping brideGroom removing garterGroom tossing garterGroom with Church friendsGroom with college friendsGroom with cousinsGroom with co-workersGroom with friendsGroom with groom's motherGroom with high school friendsGroom with nephewsGroom with UnclesGroom's cakeGroups of friends togetherGuest bookGuest bookGuest candid shotsGuest list - tell photographer who not to missGuests - close ups, faces, lots of photos, many different people, having funGuests at each tableGuests leavingGuests smilingHired professionals - caterer, photographer, cake decorator, DJ, musician, band, decorator, wedding plannerLast danceLittle flower girls cutting cakeMaid of honor toastingMale who received garterMusiciansOut of town guests that attending wedding (traveled to get there)Outside of reception locationParents dancingPlace card tablePlace cardsPlace settingsReception area, before guests arrive, every detail, many anglesReception area, while guests are there, every detail, many anglesSeating chart - tell photographer who not to missServing tablesSet up of reception area before guests arriveShots from above of reception areaSigning the marriage licenseSisters and brothersSpecial moments during the receiving line processTablesToasts - tell photographer who is giving themToasts to couple by best man and othersVolunteer helpersWedding after shots - cleaning upWedding cakeWedding favors
What is the origin of honeymoon phase phrase?
there was a time when it was customary for the groom to provide honey to the bride's father within the first full moon, thus it became known as the honeymoon phase
How do you introduce bride's sons at wedding?
You do not introduce the groom at the church. He will come out to the right with his best man and ushers behind them and stand by the altar When the bride and groom have been married and enter the reception hall they are introduced by the Master of Ceremonies (MC) as 'Mr. & Mrs.' At the reception there could be a reception line so guests can congratulate the married couple. If you get into a private conversation with another couple who may not know the groom you would then introduce him as your son-in-law John Doe.
What parties must the grooms parents give?
It's important to keep in mind the financial state of both the Bride and Groom's parents. Weddings can be extremely costly. There is no set rule as to whether the Groom's parents give one party or two. Here is what the tradition is for the Groom's Parents (not written in stone!): The groom's parents: * Co-host the wedding. This applies regardless of whether or not the groom's parents have contributed financially to the wedding budget. As hosts, expect that you will do a fair bit of mingling with the wedding guests both at the ceremony and at the wedding reception. * Meet the bride's parents before the wedding day. The bride's family may have already contacted you. Consider having a small get together at your home or at a restaurant. That way, both sides of the family won't feel like strangers on the actual day of the wedding! * Can host an engagement party for the newly engaged couple. This would take place after the bride's family has already hosted one. Note that this engagement party does not have to be an elaborate affair. It can be as simple as a brunch or BBQ. The idea is to introduce the soon-to-be bride to your friends and family. * Provide a list of wedding guests with their full addresses and proper titles. Stay within the limits of the designated budget for the groom's side of the family. * The groom and his bride know of any specific cultural or family customs you'd like to see happen on the day of the wedding. * Pays for some of the expenses (ie. engagement and wedding rings, marriage license, officiant fees, flowers, honeymoon, liquor, music). Having said that, this list is by no means a "MUST PAY" list. Many couples opt to pay for their own weddings or may divide expenses differently. * May give the newlyweds a special wedding gift. * Are invited to all pre-wedding parties. As father of the groom, you will be invited more specifically, to those parties that involve the men, such as the groom's bachelor party. * Attend the wedding rehearsal. * Host the rehearsal dinner. * Mingle with the wedding guests and may be part of the receiving line at the reception. * Sits at the parent's table with the bride's parents. * Dance with the bride sometime during the wedding reception. Remember, these are traditional ideas of what the groom's parents do. Take the lead from the groom. It's great if the groom's father asks his son if there are needs he has and it may surprise the father to know that all his son needs is moral support when he's very nervous during the wedding day.
Do the grooms parents pay for engagement dinner?
If they can't afford it, girl, chances are, they are not worth it. Generally it's the Bride's parents that pay for the Engagement Dinner, but with so many divorces if the Bride only has one parent they may not be able to afford to pay the full amount or any amount so it's just fine if the Groom's parents decide to pay and also acceptable if relatives or friends have the Engagement Dinner. The dinner doesn't have to be splashy and keep it small .... Bride and Groom to be, the wedding party; their parent(s), perhaps a grandmother/grandfather and some friends.
What are the financial obligations to the groom when he calls off the wedding?
Unfortunately, the Bride's parents pay for most of the wedding and the Groom's parents usually pay the bar bill. Sometimes both sets of parents will sit down together and decide to split the cost. Often there are single parents so they may also split the costs of the wedding. The ex Groom should be man enough to help pay for any costs such as reserving the church, reception hall, cost of invitations that were sent out, etc., etc. The ex Groom should get a full list of the cost and split it and pay half.
What does kuddushin mean?
From the Chabad.org website:Kiddushin: (a) Betrothal. The first stage of the Torah-mandated wedding process. Kiddushin is accomplished beneath the chupah (wedding canopy) when the groom giving the bride the ring. Kiddushin actually renders the bride and groom full- fledged husband and wife except that the couple may not live together as husband and wife until the second stage, the nisu'in, is completed. (b) A tractate of the Talmud that discusses the laws of kiddushin.Please see the related link for this definition.
Do bride and groom get a placecard?
If you are following etiquette then yes, place cards for each guest at each table are advisable. It helps the guests to know where they are sitting and if someone does not know someone at that particular table they can go by the place cards (put full name ..Example: Jane Doe. There should be someone at the entrance of the reception room to let the guests know where their table is.
What does the dowry symbolise in the Islamic or Muslim wedding?
The dowry is a present from the bridegroom to the bride. It can be money or property or the like. It is symbolizing the appreciation and admiration of the bridegroom to the bride. The bride has the full ownership of the dowry and has the full authority to handle it in the way she likes and prefers. It is compulsory in Islam for the bridegroom to give the dowry to the bride on wedding.
What is the full name of Ivory Coast?
Côte d'Ivoire, or Ivory Coast, officially the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, is a country in West Africa. The government officially discourages the use of the name Ivory Coast in English.
What is the main character in corpse brides full name?
All the character in corpse bride full names are in the link below.
