5 Ways to Glorify God at Your Wedding

Your wedding day is one of the most significant moments of your life — not just because you're committing to forever with your best friend, but because it's also an opportunity to reflect God's love and goodness. If you're planning a Christ-centered wedding, you might be wondering how to intentionally make the day about more than just pretty details and Instagram-worthy moments. The good news? There are some simple but powerful ways to glorify God throughout your celebration.


Here are 5 ways to make your wedding a beautiful reflection of the Gospel:

1. Make Time to Pray Together

Your wedding day will fly by in a blur of photos, hugs, and happy tears — so be intentional about setting aside a moment to pray together. Whether it’s a “first touch” around a corner, a private moment after your first look, or a quiet time post-ceremony, praying together is a sweet way to invite God into the day. Thank Him for what He’s done, ask Him to bless your marriage, and take a breath to center your hearts on Him before all the excitement kicks in.

Tip: Have your photographer or videographer capture this moment from a distance — it’s often one of the most heartfelt parts of the day.


2. Have Your Minister Present the Gospel

Your wedding is more than a ceremony — it’s a testimony. When your minister shares the Gospel during your ceremony, it becomes a beautiful opportunity to witness to your guests. Not everyone in attendance may know Jesus personally, so letting your officiant share what Christ has done can plant seeds in hearts.

This doesn’t have to be long or preachy. A simple, sincere explanation of God’s love, Christ’s sacrifice, and the picture of the Gospel found in marriage is powerful enough.


3. Include a Time of Worship

There’s something deeply moving about worshiping together on your wedding day. Whether it’s a full song set led by a worship team or just a single hymn sung by everyone, this moment reminds everyone (including you!) that the day isn’t just about two people — it’s about Jesus.


You don’t have to overthink it. Choose a song or two that are meaningful to you as a couple — maybe ones that carried you through engagement or represent your heart for the Lord — and let your guests join you in lifting them up.



4. Take Communion During Your Ceremony

Taking communion together during your ceremony is a powerful way to start your marriage with Christ at the center. It’s a sacred pause in the middle of the day to remember Jesus’ sacrifice and the covenant He made with us — which mirrors the covenant you’re making with each other.

You can share communion just the two of you, or you can invite your entire audience to participate. Either way, it’s a beautiful reminder that marriage isn’t just a contract — it’s a covenant made in the presence of God.



5. Invite Your Loved Ones to Pray Over You

Let the people who love you speak truth and blessing into your lives. Whether it's your parents, bridal party, pastors, or all of the above, having others pray over you is such a powerful way to close out your ceremony or even begin your reception. You can make it a formal part of your ceremony or keep it intimate and private — either way, it’s a sweet way to start your marriage surrounded by prayer and support.


Don’t worry about making it perfect — just let it be real, heartfelt, and Spirit-led.



Your wedding can be so much more than a celebration — it can be an act of worship. When you take time to glorify God in your ceremony, you’re not only inviting Him into your day but also setting the tone for a Christ-centered marriage. And that’s what really matters.

So yes, enjoy the flowers, the cake, the dancing, and the dreamy details — but also make space for Jesus. He’s the reason you’re here in the first place.


Marriage is a picture of the Gospel — let your wedding day reflect that beautifully.


Need help capturing a wedding day that glorifies God? At Monument Films, we prayerfully craft wedding films with your marriage in mind. Let’s tell your story in a way that honors the One who brought you together. 💍✨


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