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Unity Candle Ceremony Example 1
Here's an example called “Let there be Light”
Unity Candle Ceremony Example 2
The Two and the One – A contemporary ceremony for lighting the unity candle
Unity Candle Ceremony Example 3
Celebrating the New Family – A ceremony for including children in the lighting of the unity candle
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