Wedding programs: church order of service, Hindu ceremony, fan program

Couples hand these to guests as they take their seats, to follow the ceremony. One is a church order of service, listing the processional, readings, vows, exchange of rings and recessional. One is a Hindu ceremony guide, naming each ritual from the baraat to the vidaai. One is a fan program for a summer wedding. The nine samples are three programs in three finishes. Type a look, such as navy and blush, and the layout takes it.

• a church wedding for guests
• a Hindu wedding with a ceremony guide
• a summer garden wedding with fan programs
• a printed guide for a family celebration

Frequently asked questions

Which order of service is shown?

A church program listing the processional, welcome, readings, vows, exchange of rings, pronouncement and recessional.

What rituals does the Hindu guide name?

Baraat, Milni, Jaimala, Kanyadaan, Mangal Phere, Sindoor Daan and Vidaai, with a blank line under each for a short explanation.

Can I put the names in?

Yes. The programs have blank lines for names, which you can write in or add before printing.

What is the difference between the finishes?

Greenery is a fine eucalyptus drawing in sage on ivory, marigold has a festive garland border with gold ink, and modern is black on white with a thin frame.

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