Whiskey Barrel Unity Ceremony

This is something your officiant should be able to help you with. Have you asked them?

Yes. He didn't have many suggestions as this is something he hasn't done before.

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What did you end up using for your script? I am also struggling with this.

*NAILED IT*

Bride and Groom have decided to do something a little different for their symbolic unity ceremony today, combining [bourbon and rye] whiskey in an oak barrel to develop and age.

The word “whiskey” in its original Gaelic form translates to “water of life”. Groom & Bride pour their bottles into this barrel to symbolize the joining of their two lives.

It would be impossible to ever decipher, or pull apart the exact drops that once belonged to the other. As it ages, taking on the flavors of the charred wood interior, their marriage also changes over time, influenced by their experiences together.

With love, attention, and time, this special blend of life’s ingredients will be the foundation of great things to come.

Bride will now pour her [Rye] whiskey into the barrel. Groom will now combine his [bourbon] to be aged over time into a flavorful one-of-a-kind whiskey to enjoy on their future anniversaries.