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The Commitment Ceremony The Commitment Ceremony is very similar to many other wedding ceremonies; However, rather than being a legally binding ceremony, It is a public affirmation of a couple’s commitment to one another. It is becoming very popular because of the omission of the legal aspect. It is also used couples that, for some reason, are unable to marry under the law.  The Commitment Ceremony may be religious, secular, civil, or traditional. It may be as formal or informal as the couple would like. You only need to have The Bride, The Groom and The Officiant/Minister. Witnesses are not needed. You will receive a non-legal, "Keepsake Wedding Certificate" from the Asbury Chapel. |
 The Rings You may have already given each other rings (or not), and maybe now you might want wedding bands to seal your commitment. You may want to have a ring exchange ceremony. Many couples wear their commitment rings on their right hands instead of their left hands as do traditional married couple. Suggested ceremonies for possible Commitment Ceremony are: Hand Fasting Hand Holding Ring Ceremony 7 rules of a commitment couple The Sand Ceremony Plus many more The Asbury Wedding Chapel is a perfect place. It is gracious, it is peaceful and quiet. It is beautifully decorated. You may use their silk flowers and candles free of charge or you may bring your own. You may also use their quiet music free of charge. If you chose you can wear a full formal attire or you may be as informal as a T-shirt and Levi’s |
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By Dee ~ 1-740-670-2400 Email: weddings@asburychapel.com |
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