New website tries to meet unique needs of LDS couples
TempleMarriage.com is at
New website tries to meet unique needs of LDS couples

PROVO, UTAH -- LDS weddings are a bit unique. There is no open bar, unless you count the free punch at the reception. Instead of a huge cathedral decorated with bright candles, Latter-day Saints exchange vows inside a small, yet beautiful room that barely holds all of the relatives. The ceremony is a basic one, but one that Latter-day Saints believe unites the bride and groom for eternity.

To meet the unique needs of LDS engaged couples, two BYU students (and former missionary companions) have developed a website called TempleMarriage.com. TempleMarriage.com features information and schedules for LDS temples, honeymoon ideas and travel deals, the history of the LDS temple wedding ceremony, wedding announcement etiquette, articles from LDS authors, wedding license information, and much more.

TempleMarriage.com is at

http://www.TempleMarriage.com

TempleMarriage.com is also designed to help families of LDS students at BYU, Ricks College, Utah State University, or the University of Utah help plan weddings from wherever in the country (or world) they may live.

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