My son and his wife were married at a military facility with no friends or family present and they wish to officially exchange vows one year from that date with a traditional ceremony. What should it be called, what should the announcement in the paper say and would it be just as if they had never married? Should her father walk her down the aisle and give her away? JAR
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civil ceremony to exchange vows what is appropriate?
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It would be best to host a belated reception for the couple when they return. If they are a couple of faith, then perhaps a blessing of their marriage or a Convalidation ceremony is in order. But, no matter what the circumstances, they already exchanged their vows and had their wedding. They are married.
Please thank them for their service, and especially for their sacrifices.
Please thank them for their service, and especially for their sacrifices.
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I agree. They are married. So, marrying again is not logical. A reception is best. And, please brace them for the fact that this isn't a gift giving situation.
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