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NBM31
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Mar 1, 2005, 6:33 PM
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Difference Between Renewal and Reaffirmation Ceremony
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I would like to have a civil ceremony followed by a religious ceremony later. What is the difference between vow renewal and reaffirming and would they use the same wording in the ceremony?
(This post was edited by the_admin on Apr 17, 2007, 12:00 PM)
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Etiquette Now
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Mar 2, 2005, 10:29 AM
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Dear Renewal,
From an etiquette point of view, there really is no difference in the two terms. You would be reaffirming or renewing your vows to each other. This can be done one day to 25+ years after your first ceremony.
Typically, the vows are different for a reaffirmation ceremony. After all, you are already married. So often the couple will create their own vows. Of course, you would have to discuss this with your officiatant. The wording of your invitation would be different too. You and your husband would be inviting your guests for a reaffirmation or renewal of your wedding vows.
Best wishes,
Rebecca Black, Etiquette Consultant
Etiquette Now
http://www.etiquettenow.com
(This post was edited by the_admin on Apr 17, 2007, 11:57 AM)
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the_admin
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Feb 17, 2008, 10:31 AM
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Re: [NBM31] Difference Between Renewal and Reaffirmation Ceremony
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Be sure to read our pages on Convalidation in the catholic church and The marriage Blessing. Remember that these services that come later are not weddings so choose the ceremony that's best for you wisely. Many women are sorry they did not wait to have their dream wedding in the church and are surprised to discover they cannot have the big wedding with the gown, gifts and showers. Weddings are for brides, not for those already married.
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