Is planning a silver wedding anniversary the same a a wedding?

do you need a court of honor? ring bearer, flower girl, bridemaids. etc.

Is planning a silver wedding anniversary the same a a wedding?
No, not at all. It%26#039;s just a nice anniversary party, and it can be done as fancy as you want, or casual. It can be anything from a backyard barbecue, or rent a hall and have it catered. It%26#039;s nice to invite the members of the original bridal party, and have them recognized at the program. Sometimes the couple also may want a vow renewal, which is just a simple ceremony done at a church, or another location.
Reply:It can be as simple or as fancy as you wish. You can have just an anniversary party or dinner to celebrate or a complete renewal of vows with just the anniversary couple or a complete wedding party. It is entirely a matter of preference.
Reply:Do you need a court of honor? No, you are already married. Some couples like to use the Pastor that married them before. You can have a friend step in as well. Many couples like to say their own vows of how their love has grown over the years to each other during this time.





Do you need a wedding party? No, but some parents choose to have their children standing up there with them or close friends. Many just have the two of them.





Do you need a nice white dress? No, many just chose something they especially like in any color





The ceremony can be in the reception hall, at a church, or anywhere you would like it to be. The anniversary celebration is all about you as a couple and to show how much you love each other. It%26#039;s a time of celebration from making it to 25 years! Congratulations. Try looking at books at the library or your local bookstore for more information or about.com and theknot.com





Take care, and hope this helps.





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Reply:It is whatever you want it to be
Reply:I would think that the only way to compare it to a wedding is if you intend to renew your vows. If you want to renew your vows you don%26#039;t need a court of honor because you are already married. And there is no standard on renewing your vows. Everyone is different, so it isn%26#039;t necessary to have a whole wedding party, keeping in mind it doesn%26#039;t have to be legal your are just expressing that after all these years you would do it again.


I would just get someone to read the vows and just you and your spouse and as many guests as you would like is all you need.



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