C E R E M O N Y

This the magic behind a quick and organized wedding rehearsal.

Just fill in the blanks,
and I'll know exactly how to line up your crew and get them down the aisle at the right moment.

Name

First Name

Last Name

Wedding Date

YYYY

We're already nailed down a rehearsal time. It will be at...

Grandparents of the Groom

Grandparents of the Bride

Who will escort the Grandmothers to their seats?

Typically an usher or groomsman, but it's up to you!

Parents of the Groom

Name of man escorting the mother of the groom to her seat

Hint: this is usually which ever groomsman she is related to or has met before. Her husband will follow her in.

Parents of the Bride

Name of man escorting the mother of the bride to her seat

Hint: this is usually which ever groomsman she is related to, or has met before.

Officiant

Groom

Best Man

Groomsmen Standing Order

Starting with the dude CLOSEST to the groom, and going down the line.

Bridesmaids Standing Order

Start with the gal CLOSEST to the bride, and going down the line from there.

Maid of Honor Name

Ring Bearer + Flower Girl

Bride

Bride escorted by

Music

None of these are wrong, I just need to know what you're going with :)

[1 song] The entire processional (from grandmothers to bride walk) is all ONE song.

[2 songs] I have a song for the seatings + wedding party, and a separate song for the bride walk.

[3 songs] I have a song for seating moms and grandmas, another song for the wedding party, and another song for the bride.

Grandparents

At the end of our weddings we like to leave any grandparents who were seated in the beginning in their seats at the end of the ceremony. That way they don't have to move after the ceremony, they can just stand up and be at the altar for post-ceremony pictures. Is this okay with you?

Sure, they'll be glad to walk less!

No, I'd rather send an usher back up the aisle to get them at the end of the ceremony.