Wedding dance entrance

[DWGal210]

Very sweet! I like to see someone doing something different. My favorite part was towards the end where you could see either his or her grandparents standing up, clapping and dancing to the music! Looks like a fun group of people!

 

[dislal]

I think this would have been more appropriate for the reception, not in a church

 

[missypie]

I think they were thinking the whole time about becoming You Tube celebs, rather than about making covenants to each other and to God in a service of worship.

Also, I couldn't believe it when the bride said she was a dancer, even in college, because I thought she had the most awkard movements of any of them.

 

[Reginat]

I think they were thinking the whole time about becoming You Tube celebs, rather than about making covenants to each other and to God in a service of worship.

totally agree. It's a worship service. They can personalize the reception all they want.

Regina in NC

 

[missypie]

And to those of you who think some of us are making this all about religion...the bride and groom chose to be married in what appears to be a very traditional Christian church. There are so many locations in which a couple can choose to get married. If you aren't religious and don't want a religious atmosphere to your wedding, by all means, have the ceremony somewhere else.

 

[ProudMomTo3Boys]

I like it too but felt it ran too long. I ended up fast forwarding after a few of the people just to see the bride.

 

[cinmell]

I think they were thinking the whole time about becoming You Tube celebs, rather than about making covenants to each other and to God in a service of worship.

That was my first thought too!

Yeah I guess it was cute, but I don't think it was appropriate for a church. Cute or ok for a reception, sure. But not for a church.

 

[PghLybrt]

We all worship in our own way. I think it was great.
It was a terrific start to a marriage, as opposed to some now where they have to have the 8,000 dress, everybody has to be perfect, basically bridezillas. How is that apropriate?

 

[kirbydog48]

Bet that was a fun reception!

 

[Maddykins06]

Ecclesiastes 3: 1
"To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven.
....A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to to mourn, and A TIME TO DANCE."

Everyone had their own interpretation of dance.
This was the couple's time to dance.

I personally LOVED IT (although my Roman Catholic family would have crawled beneath the pews if I had done it)

 

[zipuzee]

I thought it was GREAT!! I don't see anything wrong with it being in a church.

Heck, God was probably tapping His feet, too

Ecclesiastes 3: 1
"To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven.
....A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to to mourn, and A TIME TO DANCE."

Everyone had their own interpretation of dance.
This was the couple's time to dance.

I personally LOVED IT (although my Roman Catholic family would have crawled beneath the pews if I had done it)

I totally agree with both comments and thought it was a great beginning to a new life!

 

[missypie]

Lol. Your Roman Catholic family and I would say that the TIME TO DANCE is at the reception.

 

[MariDisney]

And to those of you who think some of us are making this all about religion...the bride and groom chose to be married in what appears to be a very traditional Christian church. There are so many locations in which a couple can choose to get married. If you aren't religious and don't want a religious atmosphere to your wedding, by all means, have the ceremony somewhere else.

I would say that since the minister is a woman, the church is probably not all that traditional. Generally the most conservative denominations don't ordain women. I know our pastor (also a woman) would rejoice at this kind of celebratory beginning to a marriage. Of course, we tend to dance and clap in church every Sunday, so it wouldn't be anything really new. I like when praising sounds joyful.

 

[MaryAnnDVC]

We all worship in our own way. I think it was great.

It was a terrific start to a marriage, as opposed to some now where they have to have the 8,000 dress, everybody has to be perfect, basically bridezillas. How is that apropriate?

No one is saying that an $8000 dress and everything perfect for the bridezillas is any more appropriate. It's hardly just a choice of one or the other.

But, I agree with those who say that it seems...in our opinions...more suited to the reception. Personally, I'm partial to tradition when it comes to ceremonies.

 

[missypie]

I would say that since the minister is a woman, the church is probably not all that traditional. Generally the most conservative denominations don't ordain women. I know our pastor (also a woman) would rejoice at this kind of celebratory beginning to a marriage. Of course, we tend to dance and clap in church every Sunday, so it wouldn't be anything really new. I like when praising sounds joyful.

Our church has female ministers, deacons and elders...however, our wedding rules are so strict that secular music is not permitted at wedding ceremonies.

 

[merryweather20]

I think they were thinking the whole time about becoming You Tube celebs, rather than about making covenants to each other and to God in a service of worship.

Also, I couldn't believe it when the bride said she was a dancer, even in college, because I thought she had the most awkard movements of any of them.

Bet you they weren't! Plenty of people tape weddings and post to Youtube, without people taking notice. This was lovely, but has no aspect of "Look at me now" "I'm a big star". It was simple, nice and casual with very little rehearsal.

 

[momof1princess]

good grief. i enjoyed it. it was fun to watch.

 

[missypie]

Bet you they weren't! Plenty of people tape weddings and post to Youtube, without people taking notice. This was lovely, but has no aspect of "Look at me now" "I'm a big star". It was simple, nice and casual with very little rehearsal.

I would have been the middle aged aunt at the service who was not amused. But who cares? When people do things for shock value, it's no fun if no one objects - if no one is miffed or offended, then it's not as fun, right?

 

[Hollywoodhaha]

And to those of you who think some of us are making this all about religion...the bride and groom chose to be married in what appears to be a very traditional Christian church. There are so many locations in which a couple can choose to get married. If you aren't religious and don't want a religious atmosphere to your wedding, by all means, have the ceremony somewhere else.

There are nondenominational churches, my sister is getting married in one and doesn't believe.


ANYWAYS, to get off religion ...

LOVE the video, don't like Chris Brown ..

 

[Blue Skies]

I think this would have been more appropriate for the reception, not in a church

I agree.

For weddings (in a Church), it is more appropriate to have some focus on the sacred. The song was too secular in my opinion.