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Whether you're a parent who's divorced, widowed, or tying the knot for the first time, finding special ways to include your kids in your wedding will make them feel even more excited about their new family status.
Mary Alyea and Ted Sheppard of Kingston, Ontario, wanted their blended family to be represented in their wedding ceremony so they created a kid-friendly unity ritual by incorporating candy instead of the usual sand or candles. "Ted has two sons and we have our little guy Teddy," Mary told Wedding Bells. "When we each poured our candy into the big jar, it symbolized that we became one big family—officially. The kids loved picking out their favorite candy and having their own jar to pour into the big 'us' jar. And then eating from it, of course!"
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