It is widely believed that precious metals hold energy. The more enduring the object the more the energy will be absorbed. 
At this time I would like to invite the wedding party to pass the rings between one another and to warm the precious metal with your wishes, prayers, and blessings for Bride and Groom. As they do this I ask that all present say a silent wish or prayer for this couple, for their marriage, and their future.  Bride and Groom,  these rings now contain in their precious metal, that which is more precious and yet priceless, the love and support of your family and friends.

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At this time, I’m going to pass around the wedding rings. We call this a ring warming.   We are asking that as you pass them you share your positive vibes, blessings and prayers. When they make their way back to the front Bride and Groom will exchange them and hopefully carry your love with them as they embark on their journey through life together. They are starting out as cold pieces of metal and they will return to them ready to exchange warmed with your love.  Thank you!

(pass the rings)

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​Something the Bride and Groom  would like to do today is, as we begin the ceremony, we are going to pass around their rings.  Each of you will have the opportunity to briefly hold the rings and silently warm them with your blessings, prayers, and wishes for their marriage. When it comes time to exchange them, the rings will have been warmed by the love and support of their closest family and friends.
 
(begin passing rings- from bridesmaids to ushers, who will escort them among guests)

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