Showing posts with label Personal Vows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Personal Vows. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Nile Country Club Wedding For Nate and Molly

Fun wedding party photo - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding OfficiantWhoa!  Don't pull them apart.

Molly and Nate really do want to be together!!

The two decided to wed in August in an outdoor ceremony.  It was bright and sunny and just the perfect temperature.  
Mixed wedding party - groom's people - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant
I really like the trend of people in the wedding party standing up with the one who is closest to them.  Sometimes there are women on the groom's side and men on the bride's side.
Here is Molly with her attendants and the flower girl.
Molly and her ladies in navy - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant


Molly's personal vows are wonderful - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding OfficiantMolly and Nate wrote their own vows.  Molly used a sports theme:

Teams don't always win every game, and that is certainly the case for us.  We have had many ups and downs in life during our relationship, but no matter what the score is, we learn from the plays we make and come out stronger in the end.

I never thought in a million years that I would find a teammate that would love and care me as much as you.  And I didn't know that I could love someone as deeply as I love.
Nate places Molly's wedding ring her hand - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant



Then the rings were exchanged as a token of their love and commitment.
Nate and Molly kiss to seal their vows - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant


And, the kiss!
MARRIED!!!
MARRIED - Molly & Nate at the Nile Country Club - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant

Everything turned so very well.
We had such a perfect wedding day ...
could not have asked for a better day!
Thank you so much for being part of it.
~ Molly and Nate
Nate & Molly's initials in golden glitter - Patricia Stimac, Seattle Wedding Officiant

Wishing Mr. and Mrs. the very best in their life together.  A great team moving together and experiencing all of life!

Thanks to Holly Aprecio for all the images.  To the staff of the Nile Country Club, the wedding planner and florist, Jenni, the DJ, DJ100 Proof of Integral DJs.

Are you planning a wedding at a golf club and looking for a officiant for your ceremony?  Give us a call at 206-789-9788 or contact us through our website.

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Personal Vows Make A Wedding Ceremony One to Remember!

Corey and Amanda wed at The Ruins - Kent Buttars, Seattle Wedding Officiant
What do family and friends listen to the most at a wedding ceremony?  The vows, of course!

Publicly expressing how you feel about your fiance(e) and making personal promises may not be right for every bride and groom ... but it was for Corey and Amanda.  

Here's some of what Corey had to say to his wife-to-be:
I never thought 
  that I could meet someone like you.
You are my friend, 
  you are my smile, 
  you are my everything.
You are a breathtaking creation 
  of God’s heart for me.
You are my Light 
  and it doesn’t matter what happens in this life 
  as long as you are with me.

The wedding rings of Corey and Amanda - Wedding ceremony performed by Kent Buttars, Seattle Wedding Officiant
Amanda responded:
I never thought 
  that I could meet someone like you
You are my friend 
  you are my smile 
  you are my everything
I promise to always love you,
   as sure as the sun will rise tomorrow. 
I will always love you. 
Your love is inspiring to me every day. 
You are the kindest, most sincere person I know. 
I promise to never take your love for granted.
I take you to be my best friend, my companion and my one true love. 
You are my Castile to my Dean, and my Mary Jane to Peter Parker.

  Corey and Amanda are wed!  Wedding ceremony performed by Kent Buttars, Seattle Wedding Officiant

As the two spoke, everyone listened.  Everyone delighted in their words.  Everyone rejoiced with them!

Wishing Amanda and Corey a lifetime of loving words spoken to each other.

Members of Corey and Amanda's wedding team who made their wedding dreams a reality include:
Laurel McConnell of Laurel McConnell Photography
The staff at The Ruins
Bamboo Beats
British Motor Coach
Sweet Seattle Bride
Pure English Bridal
Jodell Egbert of Bella Umbrella
If you would like to craft personal vows as a gift to your spouse and need a bit of assistance, give us a call at 206-789-9788 or contact us through our website.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Deception Pass -- What Could be Better for a Wedding CeremonyThan There!

Rebekah and Austin waltz to their own music!
Isn't this a great wall?

There are some weddings that are simply fun --Rebekah and Austin created one of them.

We all gathered -- about 20 or so people -- at their place near Fisherman's Terminal. Folks drove quite a distance to get there.  If I remember correctly, from Denver and other places many miles away.

It was a stunning day:  sunny, warm, clear.  The bride and groom really lucked out.

This is North Beach with views of both
the Sound and the channel.
From there was traveled caravan-style to Deception Pass.  We gathered at the parking lot nearest North Beach and hiked the .7 mile trail to their perfect spot.  Even Grandma made her way there!

The ceremony was unique and included a hand fasting and an exchange of personal vows. 

Rebekah:  
I look at you today just like any other day, Austin, and I know how perfect you are for me. 

Cuddles are so good!
Austin: 
There is no other person in my life, Rebekah, whom I would rather be with. 
I love you.

The happy couple -- all smiles!
It truly suited the two of them.

Wishing the Mr. and Mrs. the very best in their pursuit of happiness and connection and expression of their creative talents!









To plan your wedding at your favorite site of natural beauty in the Pacific Northwest, give us a call at 206.789.9788 or through our website:  www.aheavenlyceremony.blogspot.com.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Kevin and Diane Exchange Their Marriage Vows at The Canal

Music is very important to Diane and Kevin. They wanted live performers for their ceremony and invited Laura Roundy and her fellow violinist to play several duets as part of the ceremony.


Kevin's father, Pat, has a deep, rich voice. He has sung at each of his children's weddings. It was very important for Kevin to have his father sing at his wedding as well. The experience meant a lot to Kevin!





Family is very important to the couple. Both the elders and the youngsters had a place in their wedding ceremony.






The couple decided on a candle ceremony and asked six family members to light one candle each, symbolizing the principles Kevin and Diane wanted their marriage to rest upon: unity, self-determination, mutual responsibility, connection, purpose and creativity.

Then, Diane and Kevin lit the last candle to signify their faith: a faith in themselves and their relationship, a faith that brought them to wed and will see them through all that is to come.
Thanks to Kelly and Robert of Gash Photography.

If you would like some help in finding words which express your unique song, please check out our website: www.aheavenlyceremony.com or email us at wed@aheavenlyceremony.com to schedule a free consult.