The most traditional way of symbolizing the joining of two persons was using the candle rite. There are times where the candles blows out because of the wind and that makes it a difficult to continue the proceeding. The sand for unity ceremony, however, is a safe and sophisticated way of a bride and groom showing their love for one another.
Although the origin of the rite is not known, it has been in existence for the past four decades. Natives of Hawaii and communities of North America were among the first to make this a very popular marriage ritual. It is a symbolic representation of two individuals and their families joining together as one in a lifelong relationship of love.
Colors are used to symbolize this love and agreement to join in one. There are usually four vases where one is empty and the other three are filled with white and two other custom colors. The empty glass is usually in the center and the colored glasses are placed on the exterior. In some instances, some couples already have the white poured into the vase and hence their is no need for an empty vase. This is usually arranged before the wedding begins.
The colors are not as essential as the white but the bride and groom can still make it sentimental. For example, pink symbolizing the bride's favorite color, while blue symbolizes the groom. Pouring the two favorite colors shows the uniting of different backgrounds, interests and beliefs.
Couples can also integrate their family in the entire process, where the grandchildren can pour their favorite colors into the single vase. At the end of the rite it will show a beautiful and colorful blend that is very romantic and sentimental.
Try to enjoy the moment and not pour to quickly because some may spill and that will make the rite look tacky and distracting. It is recommended to practice this rite even two weeks before the actual event.
Parents, grandparents, children and close friends can be entrusted with the duty of holding the different colored vases and helping the couple pour them into the central vessel. The central vessel with all the colored ones in it is kept safely and this will represent the deep love and bonding that exists among couples.
These proceedings have become a very popular choice among beach weddings and those held outdoors. As its popularity keeps growing, it is also becoming a preferred choice for weddings not just in United States but other parts of the world too.
Although the origin of the rite is not known, it has been in existence for the past four decades. Natives of Hawaii and communities of North America were among the first to make this a very popular marriage ritual. It is a symbolic representation of two individuals and their families joining together as one in a lifelong relationship of love.
Colors are used to symbolize this love and agreement to join in one. There are usually four vases where one is empty and the other three are filled with white and two other custom colors. The empty glass is usually in the center and the colored glasses are placed on the exterior. In some instances, some couples already have the white poured into the vase and hence their is no need for an empty vase. This is usually arranged before the wedding begins.
The colors are not as essential as the white but the bride and groom can still make it sentimental. For example, pink symbolizing the bride's favorite color, while blue symbolizes the groom. Pouring the two favorite colors shows the uniting of different backgrounds, interests and beliefs.
Couples can also integrate their family in the entire process, where the grandchildren can pour their favorite colors into the single vase. At the end of the rite it will show a beautiful and colorful blend that is very romantic and sentimental.
Try to enjoy the moment and not pour to quickly because some may spill and that will make the rite look tacky and distracting. It is recommended to practice this rite even two weeks before the actual event.
Parents, grandparents, children and close friends can be entrusted with the duty of holding the different colored vases and helping the couple pour them into the central vessel. The central vessel with all the colored ones in it is kept safely and this will represent the deep love and bonding that exists among couples.
These proceedings have become a very popular choice among beach weddings and those held outdoors. As its popularity keeps growing, it is also becoming a preferred choice for weddings not just in United States but other parts of the world too.
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