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Conducted by officiant, with the content determined by each denominations, usually held in a church or religious space. Ceremonies can vary widely, with the couple's country and culture of origin influencing the content. There are often religious requirements that must be met before a religious marriage ceremony can take place.

The term "non-religious" applies to a wide range of ceremonies: spiritual in tone but not to any specific religion.

Usually performed by non-denominational/interfaith officiant; Incorporates elements honoring both families' traditions and cultures and may include secular material at the discretion of the couple/officiant.

Civil ceremonies are the weddings conducted by government officials (like a Notary Public, County Clerk, Justice of the Peace) to solemnize a marriage license. They are usually brief and, by definition, nonreligious. 

An elopement wedding is conducted suddenly or in secret with few or no guests in attendance.

Is when a couple has made preparations to be married but does not inform their guests until the proceedings are underway. This can be a lot of fun and is a favorite for holiday weddings and gatherings.

Theme weddings are fun and memorable. Themes can be derived from almost anything: historical recreation, vintage wardrobe, art, film/literature/television, music, hobbies, and more. 

A ceremony for already-married people who wish to reaffirm their love and commitment. 

• UNITY CANDLE- symbolizes the joining of their families, the merging of two individuals, 
• JUMPING THE BROOM- After vows are exchanged, the newlyweds hold hands and jump over a broom.
• SAND CEREMONY- Two people take sand from their individual vessels and combine the grains into one.
• HAND-FASTING CEREMONY- A couple's hands are tied together to symbolize the binding of two lives.