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If your wedding will be at Heartland, our Wedding Team will be in touch with you two weeks prior to your wedding, to meet with you and talk through your final ceremony details. This will help ensure that the rehearsal and ceremony go smoothly. If you plan to include an outline of the ceremony elements in your wedding programs, you will want to settle the details earlier to allow time for printing.  \nWe encourage you to use the order of service that follows as a starting point. It’s a nice, standard ceremony that many of our pastors like to use. (Please note that – with the exception of some of the vows, etc – the pastor will not read from this word-for-word at your ceremony! The pastors’ words provided in this document are there just to give you a general sense of what he/she will say.)  \nYou are welcome to omit or rearrange most elements of the service as you’d like – so feel free to print it out and make notes on how you’d like to make the service your own. If you have questions about this, the pastor who’ll be officiating for you (and/or his or her assistant) will be able to help you.  \nWEDDING ORDER OF SERVICE  \nWedding of BRIDE:   and GROOM:    \nDATE:   TIME:   LOCATION:    \n1. PRELUDE MUSIC/GENERAL SEATING  \nMUSIC:    \nUSHERS:    \n2. SEATING OF FAMILY  \nSeating of Groom’s Grandparents  \nNAMES:    \nESCORTED BY:   SONG:    \nSeating of Bride’s Grandparents  \nNAMES:    \nESCORTED BY:   SONG:    \nSeating of Groom’s Parents  \nNAMES:    \nESCORTED BY:   SONG:    \nSeating of Bride’s Parents  \nNAMES:    \nESCORTED BY:   SONG:    \n(Note: In this scenario, the men & women of the wedding party enter separately, but if you’d like your wedding party to enter as couples, you may opt to do so!)  \n3. PASTOR, GROOM, BEST MAN & GROOMSMEN ENTER  \nSONG:    \nBEST MAN:  (stands next to groom) GROOMSMEN: 1)  (stands next to best man) GROOMSMEN: 2)    \nGROOMSMEN: 3)    \nGROOMSMEN: 4)   GROOMSMEN: 5)  (stands furthest from groom)  \n4. BRIDAL PARTY PROCESSIONAL  \nBridesmaids and Maid/Matron of Honor  \nSONG:    \nBRIDESMAID: 5)  (stands furthest from bride) BRIDESMAID: 4)    \nBRIDESMAID: 3)    \nBRIDESMAID: 2)   BRIDESMAID: 1)  (stands next to maid/matron of honor) MAID/MATRON OF HONOR:  (stands next to bride)  \nRingbearer(s) and Flower Girl(s)  \nRINGBEARER(s):  (please note ages)  \nFLOWER GIRL(s):  (please note ages)  \nBride Enters (congregation stands)  \nSONG:    \nESCORTED BY:    \n5. WELCOME AND PRAYER  \nThe pastor will open the ceremony by saying something like this:  \nOn behalf of the (BRIDE last name) and (GROOM last name) families, I’d like to welcome you on this beautiful day and in this magnificent setting, as we get to witness one of the most sacred moments of a lifetime: the union of (GROOM first name) and (BRIDE first name).  \nLet’s Pray: Heavenly Father, we are really grateful for this day. And we invite You and Your very spirit to fall upon us in this moment and we ask your Son Jesus to be the Author and Completer of the covenant that (GROOM first name) and (BRIDE first name) are about to make this day. We pray this in your name, amen.  \nThe pastor will ask the congregation to be seated.  \n6. COUPLE’S STORY  \nThe pastor will continue the ceremony by saying something like this:  \nWe are here today to witness the union of (GROOM first name) and (BRIDE first name).  \nThe Scriptures teaches us that God created us both male and female with the intention that husband and wife would live together in love and fidelity. Infact, it was God who said, “It is not good forman to be alone.”And,(GROOM first name), your buddies and I all agree with that. It is not good for you to be alone, my friend. 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