What are unique ideas for a unity ceremony?

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Besides sand and a candle.

I want something unique that nobody has really ever heard of, but also touching.

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My husband and I tied this type of knot. It was something different and it is something we still have on display at our house with other wedding items and pictures!

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We did a block stacking ceremony for our family blending ceremony. Our officiant put a spot of glue on each of the blocks to symbolize our wedding as the bond and we each added our own names. Blocks can be found on Etsy in a lot of different formats! We had them made to match our wedding colors.

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I've seen the tying of the couples hands together. (Celtic tradition). And they make this one where you poor small pieces of glass like s sand ceremony but then send it off to be made into a piece of art. My sister did it and it was beautiful.

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I saw one where you write letters to eachothers (or just take a bottle of wine) and nail it in a box.. Then open on your 1st anniversary

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We did water that changed colors

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Me and my husband "planted" a tree we poured the dirt just like you would with unity sand (:

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We aged whiskey for ours. We got the kit that includes the barrel and stuff to put in it. We planned on sipping/taking shots for every anniversary til it's almost gone then saving the last two shots worth for a special occasion and that same year to age another barrel. We are both very much whiskey people though.

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Our vow renewal will be a traditional Viking wedding. This can be modified for any orientation, as the entire point is showing that you are giving everything you own, including your soul to the other person.

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We did a Viking sword ceremony. Where his father presented my father with a sword (we bought and had engraved) then they both shoved it in the ground together and then they hugged. It was like the two families coming together.  :)        (outdoor ceremony)

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We did sand. And have beautiful vase to hold onto with our colored sand.