Victorian Theme Wedding Planning
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Victorian Theme Wedding Planning
Overview
A Victorian-themed wedding offers a touch of elegance and tradition, often grounded in the religious customs of the couple’s church, which selects a clergyman to officiate.
Typically, the bridal party consists of two bridesmaids and two groomsmen, but this can be adjusted to suit personal preferences. This guideline is flexible, allowing for a more personalized celebration. The ideal time for a Victorian ceremony is noon, traditionally held in a church.
Processional Details
The processional begins with the bride, escorted by her father or designated figure, followed by the groom alongside his mother or closest female relative. The bridesmaids and groomsmen follow in pairs, with close family members completing the procession to the altar. Here, the bride and groom stand at the forefront, surrounded by their parents and guests.
The Ceremony
The groom is tasked with presenting the wedding ring, placing it on the bride’s left hand, on the third finger counting from the thumb. While historically a kiss was considered improper, it is now a common and cherished practice.
Post-Ceremony Traditions
After the ceremony, friends and family gather to congratulate the couple. Traditionally, older relatives may kiss the bride, as seen in the past when Queen Victoria was kissed by the Duke of Sussex, though not by Prince Albert.
The couple then returns to the bride’s home, leading the way. They stand to welcome invited guests, who are introduced by the groomsmen to offer their congratulations. The celebration usually concludes with a breakfast or dinner, marking the end of the Victorian wedding ceremony.
This elegant blend of tradition and personalization makes Victorian weddings a timeless choice for those seeking a classic and heartfelt celebration.
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