being a single mother of two when i think of my wedding i think of ways that my children could be involved and the unity ceremony is a must!! because not only am i committing to this person but they are committing to me and my boys as well we would be unifying our family as a whole not just as a couple SO here are a few very sweet alternatives i have found!!!
http://offbeatbride.com/2010/06/salt-ceremony-wedding-gift
ok so ive heard of sand ceremonies and unity candles but this was completely new and fresh to me and i kinda love it...........
this is called a salt covenant, apparently in ancient times when people would make contracts or promises they would seal it with a salt covenant. each person would take a pinch of salt from their pouch and add it to the other persons. now this deal could not be broken unless the person could retrieve every grain of there own salt.
this is a perfect analogy and representation of the unity of marriage i think! what a great idea!!!
this one is very sweet the bride and groom take dirt from the places where they grew up and plant a small tree together and watch it grow like their marriage....
http://www.weddingbycolor.com/erayitas7/milestones/122437
seasoned salt ceremony is so yummy and wonderful......
http://weddings.theknot.com/Real-Weddings/63542/detailview.aspx?STOPREDIRECTING=TRUE&id=63542&type=3&Style=Creative&Wedding+Details=Ceremony&MsdVisit=1&PgReferrer=imgres
this is a painting unity ceremony my favorite of all i think its creative and fun and it is family friendly if you are a mixed family with kids that you want to involve in your ceremony this is a wonderful idea each person gets a color and you can hang it in your home......
http://itsabrideslife.com/tag/unity-ceremony/

http://asunflowerwedding.blogspot.com/
then of course their is always the basics you can always fall back on....
Unity Candle
http://www.ehow.com/about_6562410_significance-unity-candle-ceremony.html
Sand Pouring Ceremony
http://micanonymous.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/unity-candle-ceremony-other-unity-ceremonies/
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