Wedding speaker and celebrant Father Reding (Master of Ceremonies) from the Honora Zen monastery will organize the wedding ceremony with you. Sensitive - Dignified - Romantic

Wedding Celebrant - Zen Master

As a wedding celebrant, I will guide you through your dream wedding and give you the monk's blessing. The union and transformation of man and woman into husband and wife is celebrated and celebrated at the marriage ceremony. Walking the path of responsibility together and dedicating yourself to the good of the family is a cornerstone of the wedding ceremony.

Wedding Ceremony - Celebrant

As a Zen master, it is my job to strengthen your decision in public and to close the bond of marriage. The formal wedding ceremony offers a framework for consciously taking the step into the newly founded family.

Through marriage, the wife and husband become one. Marriage is the beginning of an unshakable bond between a woman and a man, with respect and love being worked out more deeply and more valuablely. Keeping each other's backs free so that everyone can realize their potential and enable a truly meaningful life and death.

Love, Engaged - Married

Many modern married couples do not know that it is actually meant to be engaged - married - in love. Because only when we become mothers and fathers do we have the necessary confirmation and love that we all need. It is only in marriage that our decision is truly proven and this is how deep trust develops and you fall in love again and again.

Bride and Groom become Wife and Husband

Taking responsibility as a wife and husband. The newlyweds help each other and work every day to become the best wife and husband. In this way, one's own family is respected and values are created. Blind trust becomes the goal over the years and everyone remains a part of the bigger one - the family. With the wedding, the bridal couple grows into a healthy family and forms the core of a healthy society.

Meditation, Prayer and Poems about Love

That is characteristic of love, it must be silent with words; She speaks with sweet signs of things without equal. It says the hand on the heart: I'm in pain here inside, and yet I wouldn't want to avoid this suffering for all the world. The tear in the eye speaks: How I long for you! My wanting, thinking, musing, it wants to flow into yours.

The twitch of the lip speaks: O let yourself be pressed to me, so that in the breath of fire soul dips into soul! Thus unparalleled message weaves itself in mute signs; It goes from heart to heart, but only those who love understand it.