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The wedding program for [Name] & [Name] outlines a schedule from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, including a ceremony, transition period, feast, and conclusion. Key highlights include the exchange of vows, group photos, and a unique game called 'The Memory Match' where guests share connections with the couple. The event concludes with a thank you speech from the couple and a closing prayer.

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The wedding program for [Name] & [Name] outlines a schedule from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, including a ceremony, transition period, feast, and conclusion. Key highlights include the exchange of vows, group photos, and a unique game called 'The Memory Match' where guests share connections with the couple. The event concludes with a thank you speech from the couple and a closing prayer.

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Wedding Program: [Name] & [Name]

10:00 AM – 2:00 PM | One-Venue Setup

I. THE CEREMONY (10:00 AM – 11:00 AM)


● 10:00 AM – Processional (Entourage and Bride)
● 10:15 AM – Worship & Message (Opening Prayer & Pastor’s Message)
● 10:45 AM – Exchange of Vows & Filipino Traditions (Veil, Cord, Bible)
● 11:00 AM – Pronouncement & First Kiss

II. THE TRANSITION (11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)


● 11:00 AM – Group Photos & PHOTOBOOTH HOUR 1 OPENS
○ Emcee calls groups to altar; others go to the booth.
● 11:30 AM – Soft Opening (Couple mingles naturally with guests)
● 11:45 AM – The Combined Dance (First Dance + Money/Blessing Dance)

III. THE FEAST & PROGRAM (12:00 PM – 1:30 PM)


● 12:00 PM – Opening Prayer & Lunch is Served
● 12:40 PM – Table Hopping (Couple visits tables for photos)
● 1:00 PM – Short Formalities (Cake Cutting, Toast, Parents' Messages)
● 1:15 PM – GAME: "The Memory Match" (See details below)

IV. THE CONCLUSION (1:30 PM – 2:00 PM)


● 1:30 PM – PHOTOBOOTH HOUR 2 OPENS (Final call for souvenirs)
● 1:45 PM – Couple’s Thank You Speech
● 1:55 PM – Closing Prayer & Benediction
● 2:00 PM – End of Celebration

Alternative Game: "The Memory Match"


How it works:
The Emcee reads out specific statements. If the statement applies to a guest, they stand up.
The couple then has to guess how they are connected or share a 10-second story about that
group.
Sample Statements for the Emcee:
1. "Please stand up if you have known the Groom since he was in diapers."
(Family/Childhood neighbors)
2. "Stand up if you were there the day the Bride and Groom first met." (Mutual friends)
3. "Stand up if you have ever traveled out of town with the couple."
4. "Stand up if you have prayed with the couple during a difficult time." (Church small
group/Family)
5. "Stand up if you are the person the Groom calls when he needs car/tech advice."

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