Plan Unique Wedding Readings for
Your Ceremony

For some, wedding readings are a way to demonstrate the personality qualities of the soon-to-be-wed couple.

A great way to seek out Unique wedding readings is to find a shared passion or subject both parties remember fondly.

Seeking out cherished memories from childhood is a great way to incorporate a reading that will bring smiles and cause the whole audience to reminisce.

Readings from The Velveteen Rabbit about the meaning of “being real” is a great way to incorporate a special message from a childhood book many of us remember dearly.

The Giving Tree and poems from Shel Silverstein are other great readings for a wedding.

Poetry

For some couples, romance and poetic expression are the most appropriate selections for their wedding ceremony.

Sonnets from William Shakespeare or readings from Kahlil Gibran inspire strong sentiments of love, commitment, and lasting grace.

Musical couples may choose to use the lyrics of cherished songs to express or translate their feelings into words.

Come What May from Moulin Rogue has beautiful and unique poetry in the lyrics or choosing a classic such as At Last by Etta James is a great way to use lyrics most people will recognize.

Another great way to demonstrate the unique and profound characteristics you and your beloved share, are to reach for cultural based readings for a wedding.

In many ways, these are the most unique wedding ceremony readings of all because they speak directly to the values and customs of the couple and their families.

Cultural based prayers and readings are powerful, poetic, and meaningful ways to incorporate heritage and culture into your ceremony.

Movies and books can inspire your wedding reading choices.

Do you and your fiance have a favorite romantic film? Film scripts can often be found online.

Stay true to the shared values and sentiments you and your loved one share and finding the perfect wedding readings can be a joyous experience.

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