Sep 26, 2019 14 min

Unplugged Ceremony

from B is for Bride with Bella Lily Bridal Hosted by Bella Lily Bridal

Hi, In today's episode we chat about the pros & cons of having an unplugged ceremony. Let your guests know ahead of time, nominate a friend/helper and make an announcement before the ceremony begins. Please listen and DM @bellalilybridal if you have any questions/feedbacks/want to say hi! P.S. Don't forget to show love and tell everybody about this podcast. Cheers!

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