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Vow renewal reception question

 

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Marra


Mar 16, 2008, 11:11 AM

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     Vow renewal reception question  

My husband and I have chosen to reaffirm our vows with a simple church ceremony and casual reception with about 60 close family and friends. We have had a lot of challenges in our lives during the past 10 ys, With having 2 boys with autism and many other challenges yet have stayed strong and just as in love. We are holding this the day after our 10th anniversary and I have gone with simple elegant Ivory dress, not a gown and plan on doing a family medallion ceremony with my 3 children. I haven't been able to find any wording for this so was wondering if you had a nice site to check. I Do Take Two didn't seem to have it. Also should we put out a basket at the reception in case our guests bring cards or does it appear we are expecting something?


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Mar 16, 2008, 2:13 PM

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     Re: [Marra] Vow renewal reception question [In reply to]  

Congratulation on 10 years of marriage.

You would have to buy the Family Medallions to get the service. There is also a new beginning medallion that comes with a ceremony too.

The vow renewal is not a gift giving event so you shouldn't be expecting gifts. Even if some guests may not know this and might bring a gift anyway, it would not be polite to have a receptacle in which to place gifts if not expecting them. Having one would make guests who do not bring a gift feel embarrassed.

Please remember to post only one question per post.

Thanks. Wishing many, many more years of happiness for you and your family.
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