Awesome Wedding Program




Found at DIY Weddings Mag

I am always on the lookout for new and fun things for weddings. And this caught my eye, what a fun what to do your program.



A wedding program should do the following:




  • Introduce your wedding party

  • Talk about your ceremony

  • Include your parents names

  • Mention other ceremony participants (Readers, Singers, Officiant)

  • Maybe something about the religious nature of the ceremony


Other than these basic points, you can do whatever you want. Include pictures; the story of your proposal or how you two met; a thank-you to your families and your guests; a tribute to a relative who's passed away -- anything that's important to you. Remember that the program is a wedding keepsake, so really make it your own.

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