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Feeling a bit stuck on your wedding ceremony readings? We get it! It can be hard to put into words everything you want to capture on the day. And many of our

Song lyrics, poems, and book excerpts all make great non-religious wedding ceremony readings to add a personal touch to your big day.

Looking for a unique wedding reading from literature for your wedding ceremony? Check out these 11 unique bookish wedding readings from literature and poems fit for any book lovers saying I do.

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Beautiful, timeless wedding readings drawn from multiple cultures: traditional, romantic, religious, and non-religious.

photo by Gloria Goode Photography Adding a reading to your ceremony is one of the most romantic ways to personalize your day. But we totally understand If over-used poems and/or scripture readings aren't your thing, these unique wedding readings are perfect for adding a touch of romance to your day.

When I am helping couples to plan their wedding in Central Park, one of the things I do is to write the ceremony wording with the couple. What I usually do is start off by sending them a list of ba…

Here you’ll find a list of perfect movies to draw on for wedding readings and vows! You can use the readings verbatim or adapt the words to suit your own unique ceremony. Please enjoy and good luck choosing the perfect wedding readings 🙂 You may also like: Wedding Readings from Harry Potter 30 Adventure Wedding […]

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Nonreligious wedding poems are such an interesting balancing act... You want something emotional and heartfelt, but also a little not too heavy. You want a dash of funny, and a hint of modern -- I mean, not that Robert Fulghum and Captain Corelli’s Mandolin aren't great, but it's nice to introduce your guests to something they haven't heard before