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Posted by Wendy on December 17, 2004 at 08:36:51:

In Reply to: 50 th Wedding Anniversary for Grandparents posted by Lora on December 16, 2004 at 15:26:50:

There is no set order of activities. Do what makes sense to you. One thing that seems to me to be a starter is to welcome everyone and thank them for coming. You can do a prayer and a toast at that time, or wait until later. I like to have the host tell a little story of how the honored couple firt met and/or got married, and them open it up for anyone else that has remarks or presentations to make. You can have a very structured program, or just spend the time chatting and sharing memories.

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