What Does a “First Kiss” Mean at a Wedding?

From June Hoffman and Erik Michaels of Megasound

The “first kiss” dates back to the Roman times when contacts were sealed with a kiss. The official ending to the wedding ceremony is when the Officiant lets the groom know that he may kiss his bride.

The wedding kiss is a symbol of a bride and groom’s love and devotion as well as their respect for each other. This is also an outward and visual acknowledgement to the public agreement that the couple has entered into the life-long covenant of marriage.

Take a moment to practice your kissing skills with your soon-to-be spouse and then call Megasound at 260.484.2460 to find out how our staff works with couples on their wedding ceremonies and how to incorporate traditions into the occasion