#wedding program

The happy couple would like to announce the program of the wedding, which will be a combined Humanist and Shinto wedding.

ORDER OF CEREMONY:

Prelude - Don't See The Groom

Procession of the Grooms

神前結婚 (Shinzen Kekkon)

The Exchanging of Vows

The Exchanging of Rings

Pronouncement of Marriage

Recessional

The happy couple hope you will be able to join them for the reception afterwards at the Gatewater Hotel.

ENTOURAGE:

PARENTS OF RYUNOSUKE

Ryusei Naruhodo Houmi Naruhodo

PARENTS OF REDFORD

Redford Ninate Sr. Mazarine Ninate

MAIDS OF HONOUR

Susato Mikotoba Iris Wilson Gina Lestrade

BEST MAN TO RYUNOSUKE

Kazuma Asogi

BEST MAN TO REDFORD

Quinn "Q" Sommers

OFFICIANT

I’m working on wedding programs. (Yay!) Every wedding program I’ve seen has the parents of the bride and groom listed.

Except...I don’t have parents. They have passed away. Instead, I have Mean Aunt, who will be getting a corsage and a VIP role, or else she’ll have another excuse to get all passive-aggressive toward me forever. 

So, maybe...

Parents of the Groom:

Mrs. Nice MIL and Mr. Nice FIL (using real names, of course)

Aunt of the Bride:

Ms. Mean Aunt

In Memoriam:

Ms. Jen’s Mom and Mr. Jen’s Dad

(or maybe leave that off, since the officiant will be mentioning my parents by name in the ceremony?)

I made these templates for a 24x36″ seating chart and 18x24″ wedding program using Google Slides. Weddings are expensive and I couldn’t find a seating chart or program that had all the information I wanted on it for my own wedding (and I was worried about spending money on a template that I wasn’t sure would fit everything I needed or that would require multiple back-and-forth proofs with a designer on etsy or elsewhere) so I’ve made my templates available for anyone else to use. 

24x36″ Seating Chart

Alphabetical — doesn’t have all the letters of the alphabet in it because it’s unlikely you’ll have a guest for every letter! Adjust as needed!

18x24″ Wedding Program

How to use:

Open in Google Slides

File > Download As Microsoft Power Point

Then upload that file to your drive to make it editable in Google Slides (NOTE: You may be able to just click file > make a copy but for some reason that’s not working for me right now. Maybe it will work for you.) 

Edit as needed!

To keep the text boxes in each column lined up, highlight all the boxes in the column then right click > align horizontally > center

To make sure everything is centered before you finish, select everything in the document and then right click > center on page > horizontally and right click > center on page > vertically 

To print: File > Export > PDF or PNG

Take the file to a Kinkos or FedEx or any print service site

Make sure you don’t “scale to fit” unless you’re scaling to a size that is directly proportional to the original sizes.

Enjoy!