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As
a wedding minister or celebrant I teach my couples that-
clearly, and without exception, facing your guests is
the most dramatic, visually engaging, and photogenic
change you can make to your wedding ceremony. Let's
face it, your guests are dying to see you, and to share
this most wonderful of a lifetime experience with you,
- let them!
Your wedding photography
will improve radically. Your guests will for once, not
only be treated to seeing you as bride and groom, but
in hearing you take your vows as well. And the elegance
and openness of your pose tells everyone how proud you
are of the loved one standing beside you. At your reception,
you will listen to their compliments all night long. |
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Breaking
with the old fashioned and visually dys- functional look of
the old style format, which places your guests in the role
of mere observers, this forward and open format connects the
audience with the bride and groom. Having established this
visual connection, your wedding ceremony now has a far stronger
sense of family and friendship with those attending.
Just as importantly, all of
your guests will get to hear every word of your ceremony as
your voices will now project into your audience, rather than
away from them. The attractiveness of the bride's beautiful
gown, her lovely bouquet, the gowns and tuxedos of the bridal
party, as well as the floral arrangements of the brides maids,
are all brought fully to bear before the on looking audience
as seen above. This format has no equal.
When performing your ceremony,
I will at times stand beside you- known as speaking 'offset.'
While at other times I will stand in center aisle facing you
along with your guests. Clearly,
this is the ultimate presentation of a bride and groom in
a wedding ceremony.
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