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Thank you very much for that list, it will help me no end too!
Good luck BC, I know how you feel, similar situation to yours!
Got one more question, which side do the bride and Groom stand on, seen a few pictures both ways!! HELP!
Good luck BC, I know how you feel, similar situation to yours!
Got one more question, which side do the bride and Groom stand on, seen a few pictures both ways!! HELP!
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Traditionally the bride should be on the left of the groom [so she is closest to his heart].
BUT I think it is acceptable both sides.
BUT I think it is acceptable both sides.
Many thanks for the links to the site and advice folks...
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Good advice there 
when is he wedding Steve ? there are quite a few vids on you tube re wedding photography too.
when is he wedding Steve ? there are quite a few vids on you tube re wedding photography too.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jols
Traditionally the bride should be on the left of the groom [so she is closest to his heart].
BUT I think it is acceptable both sides.
BUT I think it is acceptable both sides.
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lol i cant give you advice as i chickened out last year as i just wasnt brave enough ! 
but good luck and im sure you can charm them , no problem whatoever
but good luck and im sure you can charm them , no problem whatoever
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traditionally the bride is on the left of the groom because in days of yore, the groom (of gentry) used to carry his sword on his right hand side.
That tradition still carries on in the military - the military officer is expected to draw swords at no notice - which is why the bride always stands to the left of the commissioned groom. (it wouldn't do to slice your bride before the honeymoon!)
I must admit I do like the romantic notion about the 'heart' theory tho.
That tradition still carries on in the military - the military officer is expected to draw swords at no notice - which is why the bride always stands to the left of the commissioned groom. (it wouldn't do to slice your bride before the honeymoon!)
I must admit I do like the romantic notion about the 'heart' theory tho.