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Can i see your orders of service for inspiration please???

we get married in just over 2 weeks eek! we are having a civil ceremony and reception, all at the same venue, how have you made your order of service???

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  • Dizzie77
    Dizzie77 Posts: 2,206 Forumite
    I've never been to a civil ceremony with an order of service.
    Do you mean an order of the day?
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  • shellsuit
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    An order of service is normally for a church wedding.

    Never heard of anyone having one for a civil ceremony x
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  • Bride2be24
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    its an order of the day for a civil ceremony, we are also having a civil x
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  • Dizzie77
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    If that is what you want though OP, then it can just be something quite simple - like this http://www.lovelyinvitations.co.uk/Order%20of%20Day.jpg
    jazz it up with borders and embellishments if you want, but that is the information that the guests will need.
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  • picklepick
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    Erm why cant u have an order of service for a civil.... I am!
    We're still having a ceremony, so why not tell the guests what order it will be in! We're still having readings etc

    I'm also having a seperare order of day so people know whats happening when.
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  • Glad you started this as I was also wondering :) thanks
  • shellsuit
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    edited 28 July 2010 at 9:31AM
    picklepick wrote: »
    Erm why cant u have an order of service for a civil.... I am!
    We're still having a ceremony, so why not tell the guests what order it will be in! We're still having readings etc

    I'm also having a seperare order of day so people know whats happening when.

    Order of service means the list of prayers and hymns of a church service, for a wedding or funeral.

    A civil ceremony can't contain anything religious, so 'order of service' isn't used for that. Like the others have said, it's normally then called an 'order of the day'.

    I'd check with your registrar too that you can have that wording.

    Have a look here : http://www.nofreetime.com/wedding_stationery/order_of_service/default.aspx
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  • weenireeni
    weenireeni Posts: 1,464 Forumite
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    Hi, the details sent by our registrar have 'order of service', sorry if i have confused everyone. But yep I want it to contain our readings and song choices, so no different to church, apart from its not religious.....?!

    thanks for the link, will check it out now :)
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  • weenireeni
    weenireeni Posts: 1,464 Forumite
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    Ah, just looked, no thats not what I want - i wnat a booklet with the readings,and then timings of dinner and disco etc.
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  • shellsuit
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    weenireeni wrote: »
    Ah, just looked, no thats not what I want - i wnat a booklet with the readings,and then timings of dinner and disco etc.

    It'll be an order of the day then won't it, to contain what's happening at certain times?

    Order of service would be for the service/ceremony, but you don't want yours to just contain the info for the ceremony do you?
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