In many countries, the term religious, when used in reference to a wedding ceremony, typically means a traditional Christian wedding, which is also the basis for many non-religious, but traditional, weddings. The Bible does not actually detail any of the elements or customs of a Christian wedding, and early Christian weddings were almost certainly nothing like modern ceremonies, but the roots of many wedding traditions extend back to ancient times.

Many of these elements also appear in non-denominational yet traditional ceremonies, though it does not cater to any one religion. This is quite common for many couples who are of different religious backgrounds and/or beliefs. A non-denominational ceremony is the perfect choice for those who still want to bring God into their ceremony, as well as a few readings from the Bible, and not have the strict traditions of any certain religion. These ceremonies need foremost to reflect the desires and lifestyle of the bride and groom, but should also take into account the feeling of both families and friends as well.

Non-Denominational