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The Unity Candle is being included in more and more ceremonies. If you're considering using the Unity Candle in yours, here are a few thoughts to help you decide:

The Unity Candle symbolizes the coming together of the couple from two separates to a whole. During the ceremony, the couple each takes a smaller lit candle and simultaneously lights a larger candle. The couple either leaves the smaller candles lit to symbolize that the couple retains their individuality or they can be blown out.

A variation on the Unity Candle is each guest is given a small candle. The flame is then passed from guest to guest and finally passed on to the bride's and groom's candles. They then light the unity candle. This symbolizes that the support of all the friends and family is needed in the couple's new union.

A Unity Candle can add special meaning to your ceremony. If you're planning on including a Unity Candle in your ceremony, let us know. As your wedding photographers we'd like to capture the moment for you to cherish for years to come.

To find out more, please check out our website at www.northwest-wedding-photos.com Then email us at dana@northwest-wedding-photos.com or call us at (253)875-9949 for an appointment.

We'd like to be your wedding photographers.

Thanks.
Dana Kehr
"A Bride's Club Preferred Photographer"

P.S. Just a word of caution, if you're using a Unity Candle in your ceremony, put someone in charge of bringing the matches. I've seen a couple have to stop the ceremony to ask for a light. It was memorable for all the wrong reasons. :)

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