 St. Patrick's Day is an big especially big in Indianapolis. I think all the Catholic schools have field trips to the big St. Patrick's Day Parade instead of classes. Many kids who do have school, still take the day off for the parade. They dye the water in the canal and those are just two of the many other festivities. This wedding ceremony script was written by a couple who decided to get married on St. Patrick's Day with their small children. It was a short, sweet, perfect wedding! Saint Patrick's Day Wedding Ceremony Script Entrance Music to play as Bride and flower girls walk in the room while they toss their shamrocks in front of the bride is “The Pogues-Love you til the end.” Opening Today is a day you will always remember the greatest in anyone’s life You’ll start the day just two people in love and end it as Husband and Wife. Today you combine the greatest love of all, two families into one. An Irish Blessing May your day be touched with by a bit of Irish luck, brightened by a song in your heart and warmed by the smiles of the people you Love. Promise Bride and Groom believe in their hearts they are soul mates. A love this strong cannot be bound by the limitations of their physical bodies and will endure even separation by death. Therefore, they are not pledging their love until death do them part. Instead, they pledge for all of eternity in the belief that they will be together in this life and the next. The bride and groom have decided to write their own promises of Love to one another. So at this time, Groom will share his written promise to Bride. (Groom speaks –yada yada yada ) And now Bride will share her written promise to Groom. (Bride speaks- yada yada yada ) Rings (Instruct the bride and groom to get rings and join hands ) Bride please recite after me On this lucky day, I give you this ring as a reminder of the promises I have made to you. Do you promise to wear this symbol of my love for the rest of your life? Groom-hopefully says I do! Groom please recite after me: On this lucky day, I give you this ring as a reminder of the promises I have made to you. Do you promise to wear this symbol of my love for the rest of your life? Bride–hopefully says I do! (Bride and Groom still holding hands) On this lucky day of the year for all in the world. This is the luckiest day of your lives and from this day forward let the world share in your gold and know you as husband and wife. And now…The leprechaun may kiss his Irish princess!” (after the kiss) And now the children may join them for their first official family hug! THE END… 
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