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  ForeverWed.com Planning > Objections

What happens if someone really does object to your marriage when asked at the ceremony? 
 

 

 
I trust that your question is more for curiosity rather than a fear that someone will object at your wedding.  Actually, today, that phrase is no longer used in most marriage ceremonies.  Hopefully, if there are problems, the couple will take the initiative to work them out before the wedding.
 
Glenna Tooman, ForeverWed.com Wedding Consultant
Memory Makers Event Planning LLC
www.memorable-events.com

 

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