We met with our officiant today and she suggested a brief moment of silence in the beginning of our ceremony to remember loved ones who have passed (FH's mother, 3 of my grandparents etc). Is this normal? I don't think I've ever known anyone to do this and while I don't dislike the idea I just wonder if it's appropriate at a wedding?
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