Explaining a Celebrant to Worried Relatives
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Ongoing, First published Nov 03, 2017
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If you've decided to have a celebrant conduct your wedding rather than a religious official, you might find that some (usually older) relatives seem very worried about your choice.
It's easy to become impatient with them if they keep bringing up the subject, but you have to understand that they may be genuinely concerned about your welfare - especially if you're the bride.
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