Wedding Ceremony

With the sound of Wagner's wedding march and the entrance of the bride begins one of the most anticipated by the guests at a wedding: the wedding ceremony. It is therefore the most important promise of our life.

In the religious wedding, the ceremony begins with the Admonition, ie, the reading of certain texts of the Bible, which will be held by the couple, who should also read their vows, and by some guests as godparents or family close.

After this, the introduction to the interview notes that the couple have come to be married before God and leads to the questioning or scrutiny confirms the will of the couple getting married, the acceptance of the values ​​that this entails and the promise of educating children of those same values.

The couple then join hands together to make a promise of fidelity and everlasting love. This part is known as consent. We currently have the option of singing the acclamation, songs of thanksgiving to God.

Then the priest will bless the rings and give the bride and groom, to either seal their commitment to the imposition of the rings. Finally, we have to make the delivery of the deposit, being unusual for a young child is one who delivers them to the couple so that they in turn hand them to the priest.

On the other hand, the civil marriage ceremony is characterized by being shorter than the rite religion and consist of two parts: the reading of articles of the Civil Code concerning the rights and obligations of contracting one hand. And the mutual consent of the bride and groom before the magistrate and witnesses designated by another.