ANCHORS AWAY: 2 weddings & a cruise
Becky & Chris :: December 21, 2009 & January 2, 2010
Hamilton couple, Rebecca Asuncion and Christopher Kawamura, have a wedding story that spans North America, beginning in Miami, Florida and ending at the Hamilton Convention Center. With two weddings, a cruise, lots of family, and plenty of fun and creativity, this is one bride and groom that certainly didn't shy away from a challenge...
High school sweethearts share their Hamilton wedding plans and ideas
Story by Carla @ The Ring (with help from the bride)
Michelle and Jonathan first met each other in grade seven and were inseparable from then until they graduated high school, well, at least as desk mates thanks to alphabetical seat arrangements.
The two dated on and off in high school and stayed close friends before growing apart when Michelle moved to Toronto and Jon went to Hamilton for school. In the summer of 2003, while they were both back home in Woodstock, they got together to catch up and say that "Something just clicked, and the timing was finally right."
High-style in Niagara Falls
July 11, 2009 :: Niagara-on-the-Lake and Fallsview Casino, Niagara Falls
The summer of 2009 was a whirlwind of weddings that I went to and was a part of - four beautiful weddings of eight amazing friends of mine and Tony's (that's my boyfriend, in case you were wondering). I've always loved weddings, even before I found this dream job where I get to write about them, so even though it was super busy, it was also really fun. It's even more fun now that I'm on the inside of the wedding industry because I get to take note of all of the moments, details and unique ways that people personalize their weddings.
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Feature Articles in Hamilton
Creating a memorable ceremony with feeling
The person you love more than anything else in the world just asked for your hand in marriage. Now, the task at hand is to decide when, where and how your wedding day is going to unfold.
Planning a wedding is one of the most important times in a couple's life no matter their age or financial status. It’s a decision that needs some serious consideration whether blending two families, three pets and a home together as one, or simply taking two incredibly special human beings who are dedicated to taking their relationship to entirely new level of commitment. Maybe I’m biased because of the significant role I play on the wedding day; however, I feel that the ceremony is the most important part of the day – no matter what a couple's religious beliefs or family background is, the number of years together, or their age. Read more...
Creating a memorable ceremony with feeling
The person you love more than anything else in the world just asked for your hand in marriage. Now, the task at hand is to decide when, where and how your wedding day is going to unfold.
Planning a wedding is one of the most important times in a couple's life no matter their age or financial status. It’s a decision that needs some serious consideration whether blending two families, three pets and a home together as one, or simply taking two incredibly special human beings who are dedicated to taking their relationship to entirely new level of commitment. Maybe I’m biased because of the significant role I play on the wedding day; however, I feel that the ceremony is the most important part of the day – no matter what a couple's religious beliefs or family background is, the number of years together, or their age.
Choosing an officiant for your wedding ceremony
This expert tip is from Rev. Mandi Neiser, an ordained, non-denominational Minister and Owner of Married by Mandi in Hamilton. She provides personalized wedding ceremonies and her experience is reviewed in TheWeddingRing.ca.
The date is booked, the hall is rented, the D.J. is hired and the dress has been chosen. You think you’ve covered everything, until you realize one small detail – “Who’s going to marry us?” Of course, if you plan to marry in a church, your Minister, Pastor or Priest will have the honour of presiding over your vows, but if you don’t belong to a church, or simply prefer a more non-traditional or more spiritual ceremony, you will need to find someone to perform the ceremony at the location you have chosen. So now the daunting task of finding an Officiant begins. But it certainly doesn’t have to be an overwhelming task, especially if you are prepared, and know what you’re looking for.
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