Just Ordered my Sand Ceremony Kit

[BlakleyBrideToBe 0]

The center vase is engraved with our names and wedding date.

 

[sunsetbride1 0]

Very cute...

[~*DiAnE*~ 0]

I like!! Very cute!!

[TheFutureMrs.Sears 0]

OMG...I had no idea about a sand ceremony,...can someone tell me what it is and what I will need?

 

Thanks

[~*DiAnE*~ 0]

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Originally Posted by MegaShay Very cute! I don't know if you've already found sand, but if not, check out 70+ Sophisticated Wedding Sand Colors for the Modern Bride - Made in the USA - they have every color imaginable!

Wow.. there are a ton of colors!! How much do you think you would need for 2 diff colors? Do people usually use their wedding colors?? Thanks

[bride7474 0]

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Originally Posted by TheFutureMrs.Sears OMG...I had no idea about a sand ceremony,...can someone tell me what it is and what I will need? Thanks

I'd like to know what it is too!!!

[~*DiAnE*~ 0]

A sand ceremony is an alternative to a unity candle. The 2 separate glasses of sand symbolize your separate lives, separate families and separate sets of friends - They represent all that you are as an individual. The 2 glasses are poured into one together to symbolize everything as one. Just as the grains of sand can never be separated and poured again into the individual containers, so will your marriage be. Usually if you get married in a church, the unity candle represents the same thing... you each have a candle and you light one candle with each of your individual candles. I hope that makes sense

[TheFutureMrs.Sears 0]

Aww I love the idea!

Thanks

[Crystalballl 0]

I would love to do a Sand Ceremony too!

I think it's such a beautiful idea and such a nice keepsake

Anyone know if you can use some sand from the actual beach your wedding is taking place at?!

[Scott-Pierre 0]

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Originally Posted by BlakleyBrideToBe The center vase is engraved with our names and wedding date.

Does your vase come with something to cover the top so u can transport it back home? I have found some really cute vases, but no corks or lids to bring them back home!