Irish knot tying ceremony

The rustic and beautiful Cason's Cove in Kentucky was the backdrop for this gorgeous greenery filled wedding.

Irish wedding traditions date far back in history and many have survived in one form or another today. These Irish wedding traditions were rooted in nature came from folklore and superstitions for …

One of my favorite wedding ceremony traditions is the literal tying of a knot. It’s creative and engaging for you and your guests, and (bonus) it works so well with nautical-themed or coastal Maine weddings! As a professional wedding officiant, I’ve facilitated this meaningful ritual,...

This is a page I made for my Charmed Book of Shadows replica. This was made on the computer, though I do plan on attempting to hand draw it at some poin... Hadnfasting Ceremony

I have seen many types of handfasting knots, some with actual knots, some more like a wrap or a drape with many variations on how much of the handfasting cord is left hanging down - from lots to none at all. Here's a rundown on some of the types of handfasting knots you can choose from, with pictures to illustrate the processes."The Gift" Handfasting KnotThis is a handfasting knot that resembles the way you would tie a ribbon on a gift. The couple face each other and each one puts out both…

Tying the Knot Ceremony Wording | Actual "tying the knot" ceremony wording! | First comes love, then co ...

Handfasting ceremonies were once a staple of Norse and Celtic tradition and are still a crucial part of weddings in Scotland, England and other parts of Europe.

Whether you’re invited to an Irish wedding or are planning on integrating elements of Celtic ceremonies into y