Unlike couples from the same religion, you cannot just use a standard ceremony and be done with it. You need to create a new ceremony that is relevant to both of your traditions.

Today’s article comes from guest blogger Daniel Sroka.  I met Daniel over on Third Tribe – a forum for marketers, bloggers, etc..  He read one of my posts and struck up an email conversation. This conversation lead to him graciously offering to not only guest blog about his experiences working with Interfaith Couples, but also about his own experience putting together an Interfaith Ceremony.  He writes from the heart and I love that!! The Beauty of Creating your own Interfaith Wedding Ceremony Interfaith weddings can be the most beautiful of wedding ceremonies. Of course, being in an interfaith marriage myself, I may be biased! But when interfaith weddings combine the traditions and practices of both the bride and groom, I find that they become something special, transcending rote ceremony and becoming a uniquely personal celebration. The way an interfaith ceremony gets created is the key to its beauty. Couples who

Shayna wrote us an extensive, well thought out piece on how to plan a wedding. From start to finish, she lays out some very helpful, insightful information with regards to putting together your big day. If you’re planning a wedding, print this post, read it, live it, it’s just that good…