You’re standing at the altar, the love of your life across from you. You’ve said your vows and exchanged your rings. Every part of the wedding planning process has led up to this very moment: the moment when your officiant says, “You may now kiss the bride.”
Your first kiss as a married couple is a big deal?that’s why it’s used to punctuate the wedding ceremony. It’s an iconic moment and one that everyone looks forward to. But how can you make sure that the first kiss is truly memorable for everyone" Here are a few ideas that can help turn your first kiss from a simple moment at the end of your ceremony into a showstopper that everyone will be talking about!
Get Some Alone Time
One of the strangest things about your first kiss is just how public it is. Your officiant is right there, only a few feet away. Your parents and grandparents are in the front row! This is the ultimate PDA, which can make for an awkward experience no matter how excited you are to kiss your new spouse. If you want your first kiss to be memorable, one great option is to keep it private. Some couples (usually religious couples, but the idea is fair game to anyone) save their first kiss for after they’ve walked up the aisle and gotten away from the cheering crowd. Not only does this private smooch seem awfully sweet and romantic, but it can also help couples with anxiety avoid the stress of an awkward kiss in front of a crowd. And if you choose to sav...