Classic Western Wedding: Things you need to know about church weddings

Wearing a wedding dress has become a classic wedding dress around the world, and the combination of the wedding dress and the church can more perfectly reflect the essence of a Western-style wedding. Today, Foshan Wedding Photography will teach you what you need to know about holding a church wedding.

In the past, for church weddings, both couples had to join the church, but this rule no longer exists. But if couples want to hold a church wedding, they still need to respect the church and follow its rules. The newlyweds should contact the church in advance to confirm the date with the priest.

Although church weddings do not require newlyweds to join the church, the rules are still indispensable. Traditional church weddings are solemn and holy, so the bride's attire must be serious. The bride should wear a white wedding dress with a tail. The length of the tail can be chosen according to the venue of the church. The veil should match the wedding dress. The groom should wear a formal suit so that the whole wedding can look grand.

When entering a church, you must abide by the etiquette rules of the church. No loud noises and smoking are allowed in the church. The bench in front of the church seat is a kneeling stool for believers, used when kneeling and worshiping. Therefore, it is a sacred object for believers. Newcomers should be careful not to step on it. These rules are not only for the newlyweds to follow, but also for the guests to be informed in advance.

The scene decoration of the church wedding should be holy white as the main color, and the bouquets chosen should also be of noble variety. White roses and champagne roses are commonly used flowers for church weddings. Firecrackers and balloons are not allowed in the church, and newcomers should pay attention to this.

Have the newlyweds mastered the above little knowledge about church weddings? When a wedding is held in a church, you can not only feel the romance of the wedding, but also experience the sacred ritual of the church.