Interfaith Weddings

Me:38 DH:38 Dx:Poor Morphology & low AMH.
IVF (w/ICSI & PGD) #1= Jan.'13. Cancelled after 5 day stims. Lead follicles recruited too early and got too large too soon.
IVF #1.2 = March. 02/20/13-Started Luteal Ganirelix Antagonist protocol. 03/01/13- Started Stims (Follistim & low-dose HCG)
Ideas for Non-Religious Ceremony-Jewish/Episcopalian?
Neither FI nor I are particularly religious, so we aren't planning on having a rabbi or minister, but a non-denominational officiant and ceremony.
Would like to possibly incorporate certain traditions (breaking glass, ketubah, chuppah). Don't know what goes on at Episcopalian weddings...
Any ideas for ceremony content that isn't religious, but may have nice meaning?

Me:38 DH:38 Dx:Poor Morphology & low AMH.
IVF (w/ICSI & PGD) #1= Jan.'13. Cancelled after 5 day stims. Lead follicles recruited too early and got too large too soon.
IVF #1.2 = March. 02/20/13-Started Luteal Ganirelix Antagonist protocol. 03/01/13- Started Stims (Follistim & low-dose HCG)
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Re: Ideas for Non-Religious Ceremony-Jewish/Episcopalian?
I am Catholic and my FI is Jewish... we did want religious overtones in our reception but equally important to both faiths, but not too religious.
This book is giving us many options and perfect explanations. We are having both a Priest and a Rabbi perform our ceremony and we expressed how important it was to explain everything that was happening for both religious for our guests. I think it makes a more meaningful ceremony that way.
Good Luck!
Then I did a bunch of research and talked to MIL to see if there were any Panamanian wedding traditions/customs....turned out there weren't any. Sooo we had a friend read Apache Wedding Blessing, dh stepped on a glass with this explanation: "The breaking of the glass reminds us that even in moments of ultimate joy, we recall the losses suffered by our families and friends. The glass, a symbol of the frailty of life, is broken with an implied prayer, as this iglass shatters, so may our marriage never break.". We thought about doing a huppah, and though we ran out of money, we were also trying to be careful about how many things we did. After you start incorporating too many elements of one faith, it takes on a certain tone. So just keep that in mind if you're trying to avoid making it a Jewish ceremony.
Anolther idea - one of my sister's friends (who is not Jewish) liked the idea of having a really pretty keepsake marriage certificate to display in their home. So she had something like a ketubah done that they signed and made part of the ceremony.
Me:38 DH:38 Dx:Poor Morphology & low AMH.
IVF (w/ICSI & PGD) #1= Jan.'13. Cancelled after 5 day stims. Lead follicles recruited too early and got too large too soon.
IVF #1.2 = March. 02/20/13-Started Luteal Ganirelix Antagonist protocol. 03/01/13- Started Stims (Follistim & low-dose HCG)