12 Unforgettable Wedding Moments

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Love these moments, beautifully captured – I’d love to see the ‘after’ pics from ‘The Column’!!

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My picture featured in your wonderful blog. It’s an unexpected honor that will make my day.
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One of the funniest moments was when my husband and I had our first kiss as husband and wife. My oldest brother-in-law gave all the bridal party and both sets of parents score cards. Once we kissed, we looked up and everyone was holding a sign with scores between 8.0 and 10.0. We had a little chuckle at that.

I have so many fond memories of my wedding day: Holding onto my Dad for dear life right before the church doors opened, having to pause for a good minute in the middle of my vows because I just couldn’t get it together, our first dance as husband and wife and the very touching speech that my little sister gave as my MOH.

My favorite moment happened during a wedding ceremony when the bride and groom included a time for the rings to be passed along each row so the guests would have a chance to both see them and to provide well wishes/prayers/happy thoughts for the couple. They had budgeted enough time for an acoustic “I want to hold your hand” and the passing took MUCH longer than expected. The singer was fantastic and did her best to stall before finally saying, “alright, let’s do one all together now!” and the entire room joined in to sing this favorite Beatles song during the duration of the ring passing. A complete surprise serenade for the Bride and Groom!

Top 3 moments: a) one of my bridesmaids leaving our rings in the hotel hallway b) my dad stepping on my super long train while giving me away c) my husbands amazing vows.

Mine was when I started walking down the aisle and saw my hubby’s very emotional face. He is usually very reserved in that sense, but throughout the whole ceremony he was teary. I, on the other hand, could not stop grinning, it felt like I needed a bigger face so my smile could be bigger! Ohh, I miss it!

I love this post, cant wait for all this summers weddings coming up. A weeping groom is the best, as soon as I saw my Brother crying as he saw him wife coming down the aisle I couldnt stop crying myself.
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Lyndsey
http://www.labeau.co.uk

Favourite moment has got to be walking down the aisle :)

I was able to peak out of the bridal room window and watch from across the pond all of our friends and family arrive to our ceremony. My heart was so full as I saw all the people we love show up to support us as we made this big commitment. Our 1 year anniversary is in 10 days and I’m feeling nostalgic for that warm day in May that we said I do. Loved all these photos!!

Our wedding day was wonderful. The sun came out just as we were saying our vows. Fireworks randomly went off across the lake during our reception. Half of our wedding part and guests (we only had twenty people total) decided to give toasts including my nine year-old brother. There were so many awesome moments.

Our Catholic wedding was officiated by a priest who struggled with the English language. His homily included a story about an armless and leg less man. After we exchanged our vows he began a series of prayers asking the congregation to pray for us in our new life. As he finished up he added one more saying “we pray for peace….(long pause as he tried to find the right words) in the Middle East”. Needless to say our friends still giggle about our strange wedding ceremony.

These are beautiful! My husband and I got married overlooking the ocean at Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia and my favorite moment was when our officiant made us pause for one whole minute mid-ceremony and said “…feel the ground and how strong it is, feel the breeze and the warmth of the sun on your face and remember always how you felt in this moment.”. I remember looking out on the water and seeing sailboats far off in the distance and really thought “I will never forget this.” Stands out the strongest in my mind every time I think about that day nearly five years ago.

Mine would be at the end when we got back to the hotel, it was a sigh of relief we’ve gotten married and the day was done. The events leading up to the day was stressful for us both and felt more for our family than us.

I really, really want a weeping groom – future hubby, take note!

Walking down the aisle and seeing my husband bawl his eyes out when he saw me. He doesn’t cry easily do that was very memorable :)

We had a loooong wedding ceremony and finally the priest whispered to us “now is when you kiss,” so I stood on tip-toe to kiss my new husband and the priest said “no, not RIGHT now. In a minute!” and the whole church full of guests laughed. At the time I was really embarrassed, but looking back I love that it happened. My husband still brings it up at least once a month. He loves it.

a few things, 1st my husband made my bouquet and delivered it to me an hour before the wedding. it got lots of comments cause it was beautifully done (he is not a florist). 2nd was when i turned the corner to walk down the aisle with my mum, dad, son, nieces and nephews and saw the 80 most important people in my life all there waiting for me. third would have to be walking hand in hand with my new husband from the ceremony to the reception venue.

During our kiss, the music crescendoed. I got caught up in the moment and grabbed my husband, and we started walking down the aisle together immediately. There’s a picture of my maid of honor leaning over to tell our officiant to announce us. He yelled after us, introducing us as we made our exit. :)

My moment was when I was walking down the isle with my dad and I noticed that he was nervous. He is a very tough and self confident guy but since I (his little girl) was getting married he couldn’t handle the emotions and I realized that this was the first time I saw him feeling out of control.
Beautiful posts! Genius Joanna! :)
Alina
http://www.eclecticalu.blogspot.com

This isn’t technically an at-the-wedding story, but we went out to Vegas for a quick 48 hour trip to get married just the two of us. And the night before we had to go to the marriage bureau to get the marriage license and we were so giddy and nervous and excited. The place was packed. People out front trying to sell us stuff, and inside tons of couples all waiting with their paperwork. Some were dressed up obviously about to get married right after, it felt like we were part of some special club. We couldn’t stop smiling it was the most bizarre experience. And even cooler, was that literally the day before the ban on same sex marriage was lifted in Nevada, so most of the couples were same sex couples. I felt so happy for everyone in that room!

x. Morgan

I just got married on SATURDAY and I’m still so excited about everything. The moment I think I’ll remember the most though is when we walked OUT of the room together and this huge wave of relief hit me- We did it! We didn’t cry, we didn’t fall over, no one puked, and OHMYGOD we’re married! It was the clearest feeling of the day and I was just so happy.

My favorite moment, of my favorite day ever (4 years ago next week), was my walk down the aisle. I entered through an ivy covered arch into an old open-air, above-ground wine cellar, with ‘Don’t Fear’ by the Honey Trees playing in the background. My dress swish-swished as I walked toward my teary husband, seeing my future in front of me, and my friends and family all around me. There were a million other favorite moments that day, but this is the one I replay most often.