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Start a Family Tradition
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Photo by
Krista Handfield Photography
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Using a family tradition that has been passed down from generation
to generation can make your wedding more meaningful.
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Looking to start a family tradition for your wedding that can be
past down to your children and their children?
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Here are a few ideas:
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Save some lace so your daughter
can have it sewn into her wedding veil or wedding gown years
from now.
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Save some lace from your wedding
gown to be sewn into a christening gown for future
generations.
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Save the unity candles from your
wedding ceremony and relight them during a special occasion
(such as an anniversary or birth of a child).
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Have your names and wedding date
engraved on your cake knife and when your children get
married, pass it on to them. They can add their initials
and wedding date. This can be passed from generation to
generation and makes a wonderful memento.
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Take pictures of the children in
your wedding. When they get married, you can present
them with a picture from when they were in your wedding years
ago.
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Have your guests sign fabric
squares or even a tablecloth with indelible ink. You can
then have the squares sewn into a keepsake quilt or you can
use the tablecloth on each anniversary.
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