Significant days for Wedding
Many couples prefer to have their wedding on the weekend; However
Friday and Sunday are less expensive than Saturday.
There are couples that they consider the holidays “to do or not to
do" their wedding. It is better to consult with the key members of the families
specially the mother of the Bride and get their opinion about the day of the
event.
If both of the bride and groom are Muslim, be sure to get in touch
with your marriage officiant ahead of time to ask about the Muslim religious
holidays such as Eid al Fetr and Eid al Athha in general and Muharram,
Ashoura and two days of Rmazan for in particular for some other Muslims.
In the Interfaith weddings the couple should be aware and respect
each other's religious holidays.
The most important holidays are Christmas, Eastern,
Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukka, Krishna Janmashthami and Ran
Navami.
At last not the least the new couple should be familiar with each
other’s major sport events, National and Cultural Holidays and New Year’s Eve
celebration.
Be sure before planning and setting a date for your wedding
event contact Dr.
Hosseini The Interfaith Wedding Officiant who would be delighted to help you on choosing
the perfect date for your event and many other wedding related
matters.
