10 Best Professional Services in Haledon, NJ

Top Professional Services in Haledon, NJ

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B J Wilkerson Memorial Day Care

124 Haledon Ave , Prospect Park, NJ 07508

973-595-5272

Atlantic Auto Glass

9 Stockton Rd , Haledon, NJ 07508

646-386-2253

Rescue Plumbing and HVAC

2 John St , Haledon, NJ 07508

973-922-1995

Ahoy Telecom

475 High Mountain Rd , Haledon, NJ 07508

540-328-1300

The Apparel Group

250 Belmont Ave , Haledon, NJ 07508

197-394-2680

Hope Landscaping & Construction, LLC

123 street , Haledon, NJ 07508

973-803-1414

BrokenCartons

5 Sicomac Road Suite 124, North Haledon, NJ 07508

800-543-9046

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A wedding is always a big event, full of emotion, excitement and hope. It is not always a big event full of distracted bridesmaids, unruly ring bearers and flower girls and guests you don’t recognize. Many couples to choose a much more intimate affair; they choose to elope. Far from being a, “grab the suitcase and run” event, elopements are very often sweet, personal ceremonies that include the closest of friends and family. The very private vows exchanged that day are very often renewed at a bigger party later on. What they do have in common is that they are the expression of a couple who wants to keep their actual wedding ceremony intimate meaningful. For couples who choose a town clerk or an Elvis impersonator, the options to personalize that ceremony may be few; Tuesday night or Thursday night…..”Love me Tender” or “It’s Now or Never”. But for couples who choose a compassionate Officiant, there are may ways to personalize even the tiniest wedding. If the family or close friends are there, they might choose a “ring warming”, a beautiful ritual in which the the guests each hold the couple’s rings, infusing them with wishes and dreams for their future. They might all share a toast, noting that wine is most always shared in fellowship and community. They might include a “Wedding Wisdom” ceremony, where each guest would read a tiny quote about love and marriage. If the couple has chosen to be alone with their Officiant (and in most states, a witness or two) they could certainly write their own vows, read out of an antique diary or printed on beautiful paper. They might seal their union with a handfasting, a Celtic ritual in which their hands are wrapped with colored cords as blessings are bestowed. One of my couples, who met at a chocolate tasting arranged by the groom’s company, chose to share chocolate together. I spoke about the possibility that life would be bitter and sweet; dark and light; probably always nutty. The possibilities are truly endless, and each decision adds to notion that an elopement can be a romantic, poignant and meaningful choice for any couple.

By Celia Milton, Celebrant