10 Best Ways to Include a Carriage in Your Wedding
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6. Use it as a photo opportunity. It's unique. It's original and you'll probably not get a better time to snap a few photos. A lot of times, I've seen a lot of people only think about the travel that they need and forget about the photographer. Sure, he can catch a couple pictures of you coming and going but why not incorporate a time to actually take some pictures in the carriage before your ride. Make the memory really last a lifetime with a beautiful photo. My favorite photo is when the bride stands by the horse and kisses his nose. 7. There's a Jewish wedding tradition that the bride is to be led in on a white horse bedecked in flowers. I think that it's very sweet and is actually how I myself got married. Arrive one way riding the horse and then I would think leaving together in the carriage would be phenomenal. You could even ride in on two seperate horses (bride and groom each have their own) and then ride away together on one horse signifying your unity. 8. Have a low budget for your wedding? There's nothing wrong with that. If you're cutting costs like having the wedding at home or at a park, you can really dress up the event by incorporating a carriage. Imagine being escorted around your own property just like kings and queens are. It's an inexpensive way to add to your event. 9. It's a big attention getter. Everytime, we travel down the street with a couple that's just been hitched. They get tons of well-wishes, waves and smiles from the people that we pass by. This goes for strangers too. Seeing the carriage and the happy couple just puts everyone into a better mood. 10. This one is special. If you have the carriage as part of your wedding, have it again on your first anniversary. Make it a tradition. Pack a picnic and enjoy the ride. You can even be picked up at a fancy restaurant. It's one year that you've been married, celebrate and recreate the day a little by enjoying a buggy ride once more.
Whatever it is that you decide to do. Remember that it's your day. |
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