While weddings have certainly evolved over the years, classic wedding symbols that bring to mind these love-filled affairs still exist in today?s world. There are an abundance of ways to incorporate these symbols into your day, both in subtle and bold ways.
Wedding Bells
The old saying ?wedding bells are ringing? is one that many have heard. This symbol earned its mark in religious ceremonies, where in the past a bell would be rung to symbolize a couple?s matrimony. This measure was also thought to ward off evil spirits. There are an abundance of ways to incorporate this symbol into your day, such as having a flower girl ringing a bell as she walks down the aisle or giving the job of ringing a bell at the end of the ceremony to one special guest. Alternatively, you can place wedding bells at each place setting for guests to ring throughout your reception or decorate with vintage-inspired paper wedding bells.
Doves

Doves are a classic wedding symbol because they symbolize a new beginning. You may choose to release doves (if you can do so humanely, of course) as a part of your wedding ceremony. If you don?t want to have real doves as a part of your event, instead consider incorporating them onto your wedding stationery.
The Infinity Symbol
The infinity symbol is commonly associated with weddings since the intention of a marriage is to bind two people together forever. This symbol can be easily added to your day in a variety of ways. First, the bride and groom can incorp...