Marriage is the union of a female and a male in the Church. They stand in the front of the closed alter throughout the ceremony. At a certain point, abouna opens the alter (curtain). The two kneel in front of the alter. A single lefafa is placed over their interlocked hands, symbolizing that they are one. . . .
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[quote author=copt4eva link=topic=4995.msg67540#msg67540 date=1171450168]
We use a crown for marriage, but dont know why?
a crown is always on a king's head. the wedding day, the bride and the groom are considered the king and queen of the day.
We use a crown for marriage, but dont know why?
I know why.
The Church crowns the bride and groom , because at that moment, they are no longer "princes and princesses of God," but are now "King and Queen".
That's what my FoC told me.