Q&A: Can the groom see the bride before the ceremony? - Wedding Etiquette - Wedding Planning
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Can the Groom See the Bride Before the Ceremony?

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The bride and groom may see each other before the ceremony if they wish. Although many people steer away from breaking this tradition, there is a solid reason to follow a more modern trend -- taking pictures before the ceremony.

Usually the photographer will set up an intimate meeting place for the couple to first lay eyes on each other in order to capture this emotional moment without any distractions. They can also take pictures with their families and wedding party after this. It allows the photographer more time and creativity, instead of being rushed to get to the reception. It will also avoid having guests wait for a long period of time for the wedding party and the couple.

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