Ch. 13 - Wedding Flowers

4. is a Muslim marriage
6. A ___ceremony is celebrated in a courthouses, offices, etc.
9. do not perform Buddhist marriage ceremonies.
13. are typically used to mark seating for the bridal party and immediate family
14. The entrance of a Catholic church
15. A raised platform or stage that is part of the synagogue’s interior
16. The person who performs the ceremony or religious service
17. When installing flowers at a synagogue, it is _______ to ask who is allowed to enter the synagogue and walk on the bema to do the setup.
18. During a Jewish ceremony, the rabbi and the bridal couple stand under a canopy called ___
21. A bride or groom in ____ does not wear flowers.
22. A ___ bridesmaid is typically around ten years old.
23. The Sikh wedding ceremony is called ___
24. Your ___ is a good place to provide online access to your consultation form so that the bride to be can bring it in already filled out.
26. walk down the aisle just before the bride.
27. A traditional Muslim wedding banquet is celebrated a day or so after the ceremony and referred to as a _____.

1. The area behind the nave
2. As part of the Buddhist ceremony, the bride and groom present each other with _____.
3. site, may determine many of the characteristics of the decorations and flowers.
5. The people, both male and female, who participate in the wedding are called _____.
7. Good ___ between the florist and their clients and suppliers is necessary to operate a successful business.
8. The initial meeting between the engaged couple and the florist is called a(n) _____.
10. weddings, are not religious weddings celebrated in a cathedral
11. The person who assists guests to their seats
12. The main body of the church
19. There are specific places for the ______ of the bride and groom to be seated.
20. A Jewish house of worship
25. is a young boy who carries the wedding rings on a decorative pillow.