Only the bride and groom may pass under the arch. The rest of the wedding party does not.
See the Related Link for "Wedding Details - Military Traditions" to the right. You can also do an internet search for additional information.
The military does not pay for or become involved in a military wedding. Actually, there is no such thing as a military wedding, per se. It is just like any other wedding, with the exception of the clothing worn, and perhaps a few very old customs pertaining to the branch of service.
Not exactly. You can buy military wedding cake toppers.
The movie that is showing the military weddings in The Wedding Planner is Flirtation Walk.
Military customs are added to traditional wedding ceremonies.
yes you can but your wife has to be in the military.
Military covers are not allowed indoors unless under arms. But then, if it's a "shotgun wedding",it would be an exception.
They have a poo.
To wear one's uniform for your wedding or not is a personal choice. If the wedding is on-base; a military wedding where the bride and groom come from the church under the crossed swords of their fellow officers is most impressive - if that is what the bride and groom want.
No, in spite the Santa Clara decision an industry cannot wed, if by some chance you meant to ask "can a merchant mariner have a military wedding?"Then the answer is would be only if they are also in some branch of the military reserves, but the merchant marine is an industry, not a military service or government agency so merchant mariners are civilians, just like airline employees.Now any civilian could dress up in a military style uniform and have a wedding that mimics a military wedding.
They simply do not get married.
When you're in the miltary you have to "ask" for everything.
His Military Dress uniform.
Anything that the military uniform dress code doesn't allow.