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Essay On Muslim Wedding

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Many Muslims live in the United Kingdom but they come from all different parts of the word.
Most Muslim Weddings take place in the Mosque, however many of these are not legally registered places for weddings in the Uk.
If this is the case a civil ceremony should be arranged and carried out afterwards so that the marriage is legally recognised in the United Kingdom.
Arranging a Muslim Wedding has many different aspects to it.
The first step is for the families to come together to talk about what is wanted. Will the Wedding be a large event or a intimate wedding with just close family. Will it be formal or informal. What time of year will it be. Usually within a Muslim wedding a person is designated as an overall co-ordinator.
They are usually …show more content…

Has a design been agreed on. By this point the final guest list should also be ready. A verse of the Quran ( Islamic sacred book) and text should be on the invites. Usually around this this time the bride and groom start to think about where they will live after however this isn't a job for a wedding planner.
By this point the Shariah requirements will be back. Does anything need to be done?
The hall should definitely be booked by this point. Has a plan been set up for where things will be set out.Has a contract been set up. Does it include catering if not has an external caterer been hired and contract drawn up. Does everything meet what is required by the couple.
Check in again on every aspect. Is the Imam available. Has the clothing arrived, does it fit. All invites sent out. Are we drawing up a response document on who will/will not be attending. Has everything been paid for.
Transportation. How are the bride and groom arriving. How is the family arriving. How and where will the be going after.
One week before the wedding. Has the final copy of the program been agreed and printed.
Day before. Is the hall ready. Are you keeping all members of the party calm.
The big day. Time management, is everything running smoothly. Food, is it warm and up

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