I asked my husband to "Marry Me" and he said "YES". I am planning a Luau for our 35th Anniversary - vow renewal on Thanksgiving Week-end. I plan to decorate the hall in Hawaiian themes & I am sending renewal invitations in a "bottle". My daughters will be dressed in Hawaiian dresses and will be walking us down the aisle.
I plan on having about 100 people. We are hiring a Dj, caterer, hall is already reserved I plan on having a Hawaiian dancer perform for about 1 hour to give Hawaiian dance lessons. Is this proper etiquette for a vow renewal?
Any help on how to do this properly would be appreciated!
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edited by TWQadmin on Sep 14, 2006, 8:47 AM)
As long as this doesn't appear to be a wedding you should be fine. The vow renewal is much more flexible than a wedding. There are few rules, besides not appearing to be a wedding, because it is an anniversary party. So, adding creative elements such as dancing lessons is great.
Your children walking you both down the aisle is fine.
Vow renewal Luau 35th Anniversary!
