She Moved Through the Fair - A Celtic Wedding Procession

[DadsBlueAngel]

It evokes a feeling of fidelity and faith in the heart, confidence and promise in the union of the wedded--the details are less important. The officiator has a deep background in history and lore. He should seek me on Facebook. I have missed him many years, wih the longing of the mother of the prodigal for her lost son.

[yocanbanconit]

The Catholic Inquisition was alive and well during the Renaissance. There were no pagan practices.

[epiphanyvideoprod]

@yocanbanconit Renaissance is just a reference to the fair it was conducted at, not that the ceremony is from that period. Some of this is historical and some is neo-pagan / fantasy.

[MidnightWolfRain]

Just lovely!

[enzieme69]

Beautiful...!

[periwinklemooose]

wow this is epicly awesome!

[HarnerHinata]

does anyone understand this? its... interesting...

[DresdenAnachronism]

It says it's a handfasting ceremony, which probly means the bride and groom are wiccans. And since there are "fairies dancing", I'm assuming that they specifically are druid pagans.

[pruedence110588]

@DresdenAnachronism I don't see where it says 'handfasting'?