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Traditionally, both your wedding parties walk down the isle, one at a time I believe. Then the flower girl, ring barer, fiance, then the bride would walk down the isle typically accompanied by the father of the bride. He would give the bride away. Once you and your fiancé are up there, you can read your own vows that you have written then ordained minister recites your marriage vows and you repeat them back to eachother ,I do, i do. And you’re off. But honestly as long as your marriage vows are read you can do/ scrap any of the other things (having a wedding party, reading personal vows) my fiancé and I are going to write our own vows/ love notes on stationery and read them privately before the wedding,- for example.

Every wedding is different. You can follow a traditional ceremony format or create your own completely from scratch. There are no rules. If you make your question more specific, there are lots of people in this community to help you. Or you can look at countless articles online that give advice on how to plan a ceremony, who does what and when.

Hi Gaby! WeddingWire has a ton of informational articles you can check out about wedding ceremonies:

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