A Beautiful Ceremony On The Bodensee

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A Beautiful Ceremony On The Bodensee

September 9th, 2007 @ 11:14 pm by Mrs. Apple
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I attended a good friend’s wedding in Germany a few weeks back. Here is a capture of the beautiful ceremony.

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Father of the bride and groom each read a ceremony verse.

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4 Responses to “A Beautiful Ceremony On The Bodensee”

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Mrs. Violet (message) 253 posts, Helper bee

Wow amazing photo!

9/9/07 @ 11:58 pm (reply)

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EmilyB (message) 82 posts, Worker bee

WOW!

9/10/07 @ 4:50 am (reply)

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chill (message) 244 posts, Helper bee

That looks amazing!! can you give us any more info?

9/10/07 @ 10:01 am (reply)

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Mrs. Apple

chill : Yes! It was held at the Klosterladen-Birna half an hour away from Lake Constance, Germany. Many tourists flock there to view the beautifuly elaborate Catholic Church. It’s known for its ornate and decorative gold leaf detail and fat angels. One of the few churches that survived the Reformation. The details in the Church such as the depictions of the Saints were forbidden and most were destroyed. The colors of the exterior were pink and the tower clock was an onyx black. It sits right on the Bodensee.

There were even tourists who viewed the ceremony. The first 10 rows were for wedding guests and the remaining 20 seats were for tourists to watch. They were very respectful of the ceremony and some even requested a program to sing along with the hymns!

9/10/07 @ 3:58 pm (reply)