So you're getting married The wedding is the most gloriously celebrated of life's rites of passage. Today couples of all faiths, colors, and cultures are choosing an interfaith ceremony for its spiritually inclusive and personal approach. It is a way of rejoicing in our differences and celebrating our commonality in an atmosphere of mutual love and respect. <P>If yours is an interfaith, intercultural, or interracial union, then you have already embraced a love that knows no boundaries. What could be more beautiful? But now that it's time to make a public statement to the world, you may suddenly be filled with questions: <P><UL TYPE=CIRCLE><P> <LI>How do we make sure that our ceremony is a reflection of our love and our relationship?<P> <LI>How do we remain true to ourselves and still make our families happy?<P> <LI>How can we create a wedding ceremony that merges our religious, spiritual, cultural, and personal beliefs? Can we do this without offending or alienating anyone?<P> <LI>Who will officiate at our ceremony? <P> <LI>When and where will the ceremony take place? Which rituals will we include?<P></UL><P><I>Joining Hands and Hearts</I> will help you answer all of these questions and more, with a detailed questionnaire to help you learn more about yourselves and each other, practical guides to structuring an interfaith wedding ceremony, tender counsel on how to work with your families, and the most complete manual of religious, cultural, and universal rituals, prayers, vows, and blessings available. In warm, inclusive language, Reverend Susanna Macomb guides you through themost sensitive of issues with love and encouragement. She offers the stories and ceremonies of other couples to inspire you. You are not alone <P>Interfaith, intercultural, and interracial couples bring healing and hope for all of us. You are the future, and Joining Hands and Hearts can help you celebrate your union with all of the love, grace, and magic it deserves. <P>
