I am working on our ceremony programs. Does the following seem like an appropriate "flow" and merger of the two traditions:Order of ServiceThe Marriage Ceremony The Wedding Party Officiates………………..……Parents of the Bride………..... Parents of the Groom………..Grandparents of the Bride…... Grandparents of the Groom…. Maid of Honor………………..Best Man……………………...Ushers……………….Readers…………….The Ceremony Prelude "SONG" by COMPOSER Seating of the Families Handel's Messiah - Pastoral SymphonyEntrance Rite Processional Entrance of the Bride Concerto For 2 Horns, Strings & Continuo In E Flat Major (Tafelmusik Iii/3), Twv 54:es1: II. Allegro-EntranceOpening Prayer Liturgy of the Word First Reading1 Corinthians 13:1-8a and 13 Inspirational passage by Meghan Williams Second ReadingTOUCHED BY AN ANGEL By Maya Angelou read byRite of Marriage Exchange of Vows Blessing and Exchange of Rings Lighting of the Unity Candle "Ave Maria" by Schubert Sign of Peace Concluding Rite The Lord's Prayer Final Blessing Recessional Arcangelo Corelli, Concerto Grosso op. VI, n.4 (parte 1)KiddushinThe kiddushin is the betrothal ceremony. It begins with greetings, a blessing over the wine, and a sip taken by the bride and groom. Next come the rings: The groom recites an ancient Aramaic phrase as he places the wedding band on his bride's right index finger -- the finger believed to be directly connected to the heart. In a double-ring ceremony the bride also places a ring on the grooms index finger while repeating a feminine form of the Aramaic phrase, or a biblical verse from Hosea or Song of Songs. Sheva B'rachotThe sheva b'rachot, or seven blessings, consist of praise for God, a prayer for peace in Jerusalem, and good wishes for the couple. Breaking of the GlassDepending on whom you ask, the breaking of the wineglass is, among other things: a symbol of the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem; a representation of the fragility of human relationships; and a reminder that marriage changes the lives of individuals forever. Unity Candle The lights, representing the faith, wisdom, and love they have received from their parents, are distinct, each burning alone. NAME and NAME will light the center candle to symbolize the union of their lives. As this one light burns undivided, so shall their love be one. May the radiance of this one light be a testimony of their unity. May these candles burn brightly as symbols of their commitment to each other, and as a tribute to their parents' everlasting love for them