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Wedding Wire 2011 Award for Nashville Wedding Minister
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Nashville, TN – January 25th, 2011 – WeddingWire, the nation’s leading wedding technology company, is thrilled to announce that Nashville Wedding Minister has been selected to receive the prestigious annual WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011 for Nashville Wedding Officiants!
Recognition for the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011 is determined by recent reviews and extensive surveys from over 750,000 WeddingWire newlyweds. Our past clients are among those that shared their experiences on WeddingWire, the largest wedding review site in the nation.
Nashville Wedding Minister stands among the top five percent of wedding professionals in the WeddingWire community, representing quality and service excellence within the wedding industry. Awards were given to the top wedding professionals across 20 service categories, from wedding venues to wedding photographers, and were based on the overall professional achievements throughout the past year.
“WeddingWire is honored to celebrate the success of the top-rated wedding professionals within the WeddingWire community,” said Timothy Chi, WeddingWire’s Chief Executive Officer. “With the annual Bride’s Choice Awards™ program, WeddingWire has the unique opportunity to recognize the best wedding professionals across the US and Canada. We applaud Nashville Wedding Minister for their professionalism and dedication to enhancing the wedding planning experience last year.” Read the rest of this entry »
Nashville Weddings Rings: What Will the Nashville Groom Wear?
Men don’t ordinarily wear a lot of jewelry, except for watches. On your wedding day, you’re probably planning to wear the watch you wear every day, a pair of cufflinks for your shirt and a wedding ring for your left ring finger; and chances are these are the only pieces of jewelry you’ll ever own.
When you wear your wedding ring, it signifies the commitment you’ve made to your spouse. In a lot of cultures, men continue wearing their wedding rings even after their partners have died. This signifies that the wearing of the wedding ring symbolizes love and a life-long commitment to your partner. Read the rest of this entry »
A Guide to Writing Your Own Wedding Vows from a Nashville Officiant
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As someone who officiates at Nashville weddings, I give assistance to people of various faiths and differing life experiences in making their wedding ceremony perfect. It doesn’t matter whether you choose to have a formal and traditional wedding or a contemporary and casual one, it’s your wedding vows that make your wedding day memorable not just for you, but for your guests as well. Read the rest of this entry »
