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    The reception program begins with the arrival of guests and seating of parents and sponsors. The bridal entourage is then presented in order of role, followed by the grand entrance of the bride and groom. Traditional dances include the mother-son dance, father-daughter dance, and couple's first dance. Rituals such as cake cutting, champagne toast, and dove release then take place. After grace, a meal is served with possible music or presentations. Toasts are made and messages are shared from sponsors and parents. Games like the bouquet and garter toss occur before the couple and host give messages of thanks to close out the reception.

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    The reception program begins with the arrival of guests and seating of parents and sponsors. The bridal entourage is then presented in order of role, followed by the grand entrance of the bride and groom. Traditional dances include the mother-son dance, father-daughter dance, and couple's first dance. Rituals such as cake cutting, champagne toast, and dove release then take place. After grace, a meal is served with possible music or presentations. Toasts are made and messages are shared from sponsors and parents. Games like the bouquet and garter toss occur before the couple and host give messages of thanks to close out the reception.

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    Reception Program

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    The reception program begins with the arrival of guests and seating of parents and sponsors. The bridal entourage is then presented in order of role, followed by the grand entrance of the bride and groom. Traditional dances include the mother-son dance, father-daughter dance, and couple's first dance. Rituals such as cake cutting, champagne toast, and dove release then take place. After grace, a meal is served with possible music or presentations. Toasts are made and messages are shared from sponsors and parents. Games like the bouquet and garter toss occur before the couple and host give messages of thanks to close out the reception.

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    RECEPTION PROGRAM

    ARRIVAL AND RECEIVING OF GUESTS MUSIC

    SEAT PARENTS AND PRINCIPAL SPONSORS AT THE PRESIDENTIAL TABLE


    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PARENTS AND PRINCIPAL SPONSORS

    PRESENTATION OF THE BRIDAL ENTOURAGE ACCORDINGLY


    A. FLOWER GIRLS
    B. BEARERS
    C. SECONDARY SPONSORS
    D. GROOMSMEN AND BRIDESMAIDS
    E. BEST MAN AND MAID OR MATRON OF HONOR

    GRAND ENTRANCE

    . MOTHER AND SON DANCE

    FATHER AND DAUGHTER DANCE

    COUPLE'S TRADITIONAL DANCE

    DANCE OF BOUNTY OR MONEY DANCE - OPTIONAL

    RITUALS
    A. CAKE CUTTING
    B.CHAMPAGNE TOAST
    C. DOVE RELEASE

    GRACE BEFORE MEAL PROGRAM HOST

    MEAL
    A. MUSIC
    B. AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION IF ANY
    C. GUEST PERFORMER IF ANY
    .
    CEREMONIAL TOAST BEST MAN AND MAID OF HONOR

    MESSAGES
    A. ONE NINONG REPRESENTING THE NINONGS
    B. ONE NINANG REPRESENTING THE NINANGS
    C. GROOMS FRIEND
    D. BRIDES FRIEND
    E. PARENTS

    BOUQUET AND GARTER GAME

    COUPLES MESSAGE OF THANKS

    HOSTS MESSAGE OF THANKS

    PARTY TIME

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