A wedding

**McMathTX** · 29th April 08, 04:56 AM

Congratulations!
Dean

**elrond** · 29th April 08, 03:59 AM

Congratulations!!

**Standard** · 29th April 08, 04:55 AM

Congrats.

**Ancienne Alliance** · 29th April 08, 07:34 AM

Congratulations!!

**Arlen** · 29th April 08, 07:47 AM

Huge, huge congratulations!
Take care and blessings on both of you.

**James MacMillan** · 29th April 08, 08:00 AM

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Congratulations

**Red_Raven** · 29th April 08, 08:53 AM

What more can a girl ask for? A great Guy in a kilt, belly dancers for friends, bushels of green chilies, and 15 year cask pyrat rum. Oh yeah and Taking over a campground with a resident bear. Should be redneck bliss.

**ChromeScholar** · 29th April 08, 08:55 AM

We're not inviting the bear to the reception, dear...

**Red_Raven** · 29th April 08, 08:56 AM

While we are on the subject, does anyone have a good ceremony for the giving of the flyplaid to the bride?

**ThreadBbdr** · 29th April 08, 12:45 PM

Originally Posted by Red_Raven_Studios

While we are on the subject, does anyone have a good ceremony for the giving of the flyplaid to the bride?

I've only seen that done once.

The bride was wearing a formal woman's sash over her wedding dress, with broach at the hip. She unpinned her broach and her groom gathered her sash, pulling it over her shoulder while folding it neatly. Her father stepped forward and the groom handed her sash to her dad.

The groom was wearing an 'old school' plaid folded over the shoulder, not a fly plaid. I didn't even realize that it was a woman's sash length until he shook it out and put it on her, pinning it back with her broach. I'm pretty sure it was a generic 'celtic' broach, not a proper clan broach.

It was done just before the kiss and presentation of the new couple to the congregation.

Hopefully if there is any "proper" ceremony somebody else can mention it.

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! May all your days be bright and your nights peaceful.