Since your customized ecumenical outdoor ceremony may be mutually agreed upon, or ecumenically compromised on! know that some rituals can be added to appease you or your family.
Please note, that with this Non-Denomintional doctrine, that everyone's pledge to marriage, regardless of their values, are honored in the highest, religiously and legally.
Christianity vows- tend to be more umbrella-esque. If you need respect in regard to dual religions, please call, and no worries.
Catholism- It is understandable that Catholism does not "encourage/approve/accept" of a marriage union outside of its' church. If you would feel better, talk with your family priest about blessing your rings, to honor in your heart, the acceptance of your marriage.
Baptist traditional vows are predominantly: For better, for worse; for richer, for poorer; in sickness, in health; as long as we both shall live, I pledge myself to you. This is an outstanding and general vow for all religions!
Presbyterian weddings tend to be more forgiving of dual religions. If you have anything at all to include in your ceremony, please let me know.
Episcopalian- While there are certainly opinions governing Episcopalian law, your own personal values are deeply revered. Your preferences in ceremony can be richly obeyed.
Protestant weddings aren't very different at all. Unity candle ceremonies incorporate the family dynamic to make this ceremony traditional.
Mormon-'Cant touch that with a 10 foot pole, lol!
Jewish weddings- Of course this is not a Jewish faith. If one of you is a non-practicing Jew, I would be honored and priviledged to marry you to the love of your life, regardless.
Methodist- the ceremonies I propose, genuinely reflect the Methodist nature in essence.
Evangalican- With as many branches of Evangelical beliefs, let me know how I can mold a ceremony to your honor system.
If your faith is not listed above, please understand that you are not dismissed, unacknowledged, nor forgotten! Let me know how I can appease your desire to have an outdoor cermony incorporating your marital values.
