Inspirations for wedding ceremony

Make it a community event what means involve all of them in the ceremony instead of just as groomsmen or bridesmaids. Ask them to perform a ceremonial aspect or sing a song, perhaps even a poem or a scripture reading.
Turn the celebrant around and face the guests instead of back to them.
Have a man of honor or a best girl.
Have your guests sit or stand in a circle around you as you are married.
Go without an official bridal party and tell everyone invited that they are the bridal party.
Write your own vows, Britt and I did!
Bridesmaids can carry something other than flowers, if flowers aren’t special to you. Perhaps candles, or books, or a ceremonial symbol.
Choose your special song as the processional one.
Honor your cultures with a prayer, poem or song from your heritage.
Find the singer from your family or friends.
Exit the ceremony to spend a few moments in private together, instead of walking into the crowd. It’s from a Jewish tradition, but you can make it yours.
Hold the ceremony in somewhere special to you both, perhaps underwater or a certain park.
Don’t say I do. You don’t have to, in fact there are only a few words you have to say.
Special your seats, such as hay bales or other odd.