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A step-by-step guide to planning your Catholic wedding

A step-by-step guide to planning your Catholic wedding

1. Getting engaged

2. Contacting your parish

3. Preparing for a lifelong marriage

4. Setting the date of your wedding

5. Choosing the form of your wedding

6. Choosing Scripture readings

7. Choosing music

8. Choosing vows

9. Choosing roles for family and friends

10. Choosing other liturgical elements

11. Creating a program for your guests

12. Dealing with the details

13. The reception, honeymoon, and happily ever after . . .

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Browse frequently asked questions about Catholic weddings

Get answers to questions about Catholic weddings

What are the rules and requirements for a Catholic wedding?

If one of us is Catholic and one is not, what are our wedding ceremony options?

Can we have our wedding outdoors?

Can we use popular, non-religious music in our wedding?

Can we get married in the Church if we are already living together?

Will the Catholic Church recognize the marriage of a Catholic to a baptized Christian of another faith?

I am attending a Catholic wedding, but I am not Catholic. What can I expect?

Can non-Catholics receive communion at our Catholic wedding?

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They Danced At the Wedding At Cana

They Danced at the Wedding at Cana
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