Here is where I will leave this.. and am asking you to do so as well. This video is a happy reminder to the couple of their wedding day.. and all this religious bickering that you and others have brought to the comments section is both unwelcome and in poor taste. I appreciate comments that are friendly and directed at the video.. otherwise take your arguments elsewhere
Muriel van der Draaij Thank you for that information. I honestly believed the they were a less strict branch of the Amish. I know the the girls can use flowered material for their dresses, use bikes etc. There was a six week programme here in UK about six Brit teens going to live with Amish families in USA and one week they stayed with a Mennonite family, hence my confusion. Thanks to your post I've googled them and have learned more about them. Thanks. PS are you by any chance Mennonite? I ask because of your name.
Seily Jimenez Lol. Unlike you race obsessed leftists i value intellectual diversity far more than diversity of skin color. Skin color is not something we have any control over. Intellect is.
This is a legitimate Amish-Mennonite church. It is not to be confused with An Old Order Amish church. Marriage is for life and so a wedding is very big event and celebration. I joined a conservative Mennonite church almost thirty years ago and have found them to be real and genuine Christians. But I have also been with them long enough to know that that they are not perfect (as they would be quick to admit). In fact there have been some very bad apples in their midst. Many of those leave on their own, some repent, and some had to be excommunicated. Membership is always voluntary. Also please understand that not all of these churches are the same in regards to how they understand and live out the New Testament teachings. There are some which are dead spiritually, others have become totally exclusive and believe they alone hold God's favor. Some have fallen for the lie that their salvation is gained by their own merits. But I am very happy to be apart of and accountable to the conservative brotherhood which I'm apart of. Praise the Lord!
Amazing how people look at any Christian religion that isn't mainstream Baptist or Methodist as being a cult. Especially if they teach separation from the world.
That's wonderful! I checked out the link you provided below, for the churches. Apparently there are a few in Oklahoma, but I'm not certain where. I know there is a Mennonite Brethren Church in Edmond and 3 or 4 Amish communities around, Oklahoma. I live in rural central Oklahoma though, I don't know if there's a church close to me or not. Thank you so much for sharing the video and all the information. God Bless!
Here is a link where you can request specific local church info if you are so inclined. Thanks for your kind comments! beachyam.wufoo.com/forms/z7x3k1/
beautiful solemn hymn to celebrate the wedding of these two beautiful couple. may God bless your life of service to (HIM) your community and to each other. grow in love, and never forget how fresh this day is to you both! may God order your step always and keep you both happy. love and huggs from your Hursville Seventh Day Adventis brothers and sisters.
The Wedding, Singing, and Reverence is inspiring to me. I am 73 and feel sad that I did not encounter this sweet faith until so late in life. I can't become a Mennonite, but I can take lesson in how to live for the time left. Bless those who were married, Bless your church body. My love and support to you all.
There’s plenty of information about them on the internet. Better yet go visit them anywhere in the USA accept UTAH where I’m pretty sure they don’t live. They have absolutely nothing to do with polygamy.
This wedding ceremony looks very different than the ones we have at the Bergthaler Mennonite Church in my town....just goes to show there are many different "types" of Mennonites
They have 4 now :) Braxton is the oldest.. I think he is 4, next came twin girls Lynette & Lanae and and the youngest is another boy named Devin. They are a very happy family
Yes, recorded music is used in some liberal Beachy and Mennonite weddings. Although I'm guessing the music here was added by the guy who uploaded the video.
Nice,beautiful,all holiness unto God,simple not elaborate nor exhorbitant beautiful in everything and their setting is all about Praising God in everything.
PDAs - public displays of affection - are not done by married or unmarried couples. Married couples reserve their affections for the privacy of their homes. I think that's much preferable to the way so many people have decided to pet and paw over each other in public view of everyone, strangers and friends alike. Not that I have a problem at all with a kiss at a wedding ceremony, but that's my choice, and I am just as free to make it as anyone else is to decide otherwise. I just don't happen to be comfortable with some if the flagrant displays I see now. Take that stuff home, put a ring in it if you wish, but take it home please. Beachy Amish are protected in this country, just as all other forms of recognized religions, to practice their ways how they wish. Whatever the circumstances of the 1600's were that caused the creation of the Mennonites, which were in fact followed by the Amish, is not for us to judge now. And if you want to debate religious formations, check out the founding of the Church of England while you're at it. King Henry VIII was p.o'd because the Catholic Church would not give him a divorce from his current wife, so he could go and marry another, so he made his OWN church, the Church of England, which of course he made all his "cabinet members" swear allegiance to or die - many did swear, but only to save their necks. Others died because of their own beliefs. So now, he's got his own church, where he gets to make all the rules, including divorce whenever it pleases him, and he ends up with six wives by the time he dies. The Catholics lose power - say what you will about that - and the C. of E. is still the reigning religion. Totally made by one man for his own personal convenience. Not because he feels that religion should be a stronger force in people's lives, and nobody was threatened with death for NOT joining - only if they DID.
There are things about this culture that are good. There is a lot that is not as well. Don’t be confused by the appearance. Other than that I have found that there is very little difference from society as a whole in that there are good and bad people. They would do well to follow the Bible as closely as they think they do. Largely as long as you look the part they think you’re fine. Yet they fight and argue, mostly passive aggressively, and they split and start another church, arguing over pointless things like head covering styles and sleeve lengths. Things that would have sent you to hell according to some 10 years ago are now accepted as if God changes his mind on a whim. Most are as distracted as a chicken with a cricket, fighting over whimsical dress codes and ignoring important things like sexual abuse and real hatred. This particular group is actively harboring and minimizing sexual abuse, protecting the perp and trying to get the victims to shut up. It’s a common thing. Most of the people wouldn’t actually be fine with it if they knew the real truth, it’s just most choose to bury their head in the sand and leaders hide the truth, perps lie and are believed over their “crazy” victims.
I mean no disrespect in these comments at all. I wish this couple all the best. I am assuming that you are a mennonite. I am also assuming that very few, including you, will actually take to heart or care at all what I or the general population think, to a certain extent. This is meant for those that do. I watch things like this through the lense of knowing what it is to be securely on the inside looking out, and also very much on the outside looking on..... Sometimes little things are the most powerful at exposing truth, a person or culture's responses to critisism or outright disrespect being an obvious tell. I was asked not so long ago by an individual you are mandated by scripture to try to reach, "Why on earth would you want anything to do with those people?!!?" The short answer is I really don't. I care about family who are mennonites, but I don't want anything to do with the mennonite religion whatsoever. The reasons? If it matters at all........ The foremost is what I was referencing earlier. I see a lot of time and energy spent on things that die when a person dies. Clothes, possessions, etc. Worldly things, if you will. The least amount of time seems to go to things that actually matter. Things that affect people and their life choices, ultimately forever, especially other people, as it were, second hand smoke. Ironically these are pretty much the same things that the Bible spells out plainly. What Ive come to believe is that, what you said, ("Let him who is without sin cast the first stone") is the reason for this. You can talk and preach about things that don't matter all day, because they're of no real consequense. However it is impossible to speak about the real issues, when you are guilty of them, without condemning yourself. Isn't it ironic that the majority of the most dangerous criminals agree with Jesus on one particular issue, ("Better to have a millstone hung about your neck and be drowned in the sea than to harm one of these little ones") when so called "Christians" hide, ignore, brush it off without ever really dealing with it? My long deceased grandfather was a devout mennonite in these very circles. He got it. He actually lived what he believed and believed what he lived. While there was no undue commotion involved, things got handled correctly, and most people knew why they lived how they lived. Now??? what I and most people who actually know these situations see is a mockery of a once vibrant life. BTW, very few mennonites online actually live out the difficult stuff like, "Bless those who curse you and pray for those who despitefully use you....." anyway do with this what you will. I'll leave you alone now. :D
I appreciate you making a new account just to post on my video :) there was over 3 hours of raw footage.. this was just a small sample with music added as the couple wished. You would need to contact them for the raw footage Mike
This isn’t Amish-Mennonite, this is Mennonite. You can tell by the electric lights, and the English hymns! Also, the mixed seating, the fact that they don’t mind photos and videos, and the fact they have a meeting house.
@@michaelcaza6766 I guess my point is that this is Amish-Mennonite. They do have electric lights and cars. This is based on growing up in a group identified as Amish-Mennonite. My cousins in the conservative Mennonite group wore flowery dresses. The old order (horse and buggy) Mennonites in my area the women wear flowery dresses whereas the old order Amish do not.
They are still married and they have 4 children. The service might seem to lack emotion but it's because it was held in a church and the Mennonites believe in being quiet and to show reverence in God's House.
Beautiful wedding, May i ask who the people standing were? were they hired for the wedding, or are they family or friends helping with the wedding? sounds like a stupid question i know, but i've seen a lot of Amish and Mennonite videos where the town comes together to help out with large social gatherings. so i'm wondering if this is the kind of the same thing.
I have always been curious how different there way of life is from the Amish. I know they allow some more convinces an access to the web somewhere do not know how much an how they monitor all that.It seems like they are trying to still understand some what of the people an the world they live in I still wonder how much??
I do believe that culture is a way of life.. as such it should not be confused with one's salvation. I see so many mennonite churches that have their youth leaving in droves.. largely because mennonite youth find it hard to be proud of their culture because it's taught as salvation.. this tends to confuse and disillusion people to what the mennonite culture really is and often results in confusion and guilt regarding salvation as well
I am glad I get to know a little something about that different world they have ever since I first heard about them I think I was ten I wondered exactly what they were like everyone just lumps them in with the Amish when I ask.
So beautiful. Congratulations to the beautiful couple. It’s just amazing how humble and God loving they are. They truly believe in our lord Jesus Christ, they just have a different life style which is not modern, but that doesn’t make them less godly. In my opinion they are even more godly and stronger believers. And god loves everyone no matter what. ❤️❤️
Leon Yoder i didnt even mention the lyrics in my comment. But is it now accepted among the people of such Godly heritage to entertain themselves with contemporary "christian " "worship" rock music? Listen to the flood of fleshly sensual emotions that overtake people at 0.43
Andrey Dzyadyk what you call a “flood of fleshly sensual emotions” i call making a joyful noise before the Lord. I think the song fits quite well and it has Godly lyrics. However, you are entitled to your opinion and your holier then thou attitude is duly noted.
Greetings Brother Yoder, Though I hate to bring it up, this is another plain wedding with recorded music. And I can hardly make out what the speakers say. Will there be a version of this posted without the outside influences? Thank you for trying anyway. I'm glad to see something of ours anyway. Michael.
Why did the first couple that came in stand to the left and the others seperate to the left and right? I like the plain people and their simplistic lifestyle we don't have this type of culture in new zealand
I don't know the people in the video, but I'm fairly certain that the couple stood together at the left because they were married and the rest of the bridal party wasn't. =)
I grew up Old Order Amish and what people are calling beachy mennonite now a days used to be called Beachy Amish when I was growing up and so this is a beachy amish wedding
not a very good video, hard to understand, too much background music, I was hoping to learn more about this cult, its practices, rituals. I take it this is the Old Order Mennonite cult??
they can if they want but the history of this "group"fits the criteria of a cult, most people do not wish to call them that because this cult prefesses christianity
Charles Jannuzi Agree Charles, and oddly enough, I'm one of those very rare converts. Raised Canadian Quaker, graduate of Episcopal seminary, yet find this way of Christianity, with its emphasis on the family, community and a whole plainer and separate way of life to be just right for me. It truly is not for everyone-- it is as much a cultural adjustment as spiritual. Mennonites are keenly aware of this and will not try to "convert" visitors, though all are always welcome. And the food is flat out awesome
This is indeed, a cult, it's founder/leader would be considered by today's standards to probably be suffering from bi-polar/manic depressive mental illness, I think the individual may have been a former Catholic priest. People are free to worship as they please but others can pass judgment, each to their own, with respect, I would suggest you do some reading on this cult as well as on the Hutterite and Amish cults, these cults have adapted a pseudo German culture to isolate themselves and find "salvation."
+Greg Rak hi Greg, I grew up be achy mennonite and am now a non denominationl Christian. This isn't a cult. Just to clarify. They are living as they believe the Bible says to live. It's hard to understand if you didn't grow up with it, but just like any other humans they have flaws. There are different kinds of Mennonite and Amish, but they are human just like you.
Wish they music was not in the background. You cannot hear what is being said because of it. I did not think the Mennonites believe in instrumental music.
You are partially right. The Amish don't use musical instruments in their services. They feel it takes away from the serenity of the service. Most of them have piano's, violins, etc in the home. I have to agree, as the acapella music, is beautiful. The real conservative Amish, or old order Amish, would not have let the video to be taken. The only way we could get a picture of my Grandpa, was to sneak it. He was OK with us taking his picture, but he wouldn't pose for one. And he didn't want to know it.
moe97378 Moe: At the opening of the video when the camera has panned back to give a full view of the room, there is a piano on the right hand side of the room and to the right of the platform. It is open and has what I perceive to be some sheet music in the music tray. It appears that this group does use the piano to some extent but not in this ceremony.
Uriah Peep Most likely the church is not big enough to accommodate. We quite commonly use a Church of the Nazarene location for our larger weddings and they do indeed have pianos. Our worship services will be acappella only.
Well since I'm the guy who made the video I guess I'll repeat again what I have said multiple times. The music was added per the specific request of the couple in the video. There is another video that shows the entire wedding ceremony unedited with no music added. But this is just a highlights clip and so yeah.. It was made exactly as LaWayne & Dorcas requested.
Here is where I will leave this.. and am asking you to do so as well.
This video is a happy reminder to the couple of their wedding day.. and all this religious bickering that you and others have brought to the comments section is both unwelcome and in poor taste. I appreciate comments that are friendly and directed at the video.. otherwise take your arguments elsewhere
Mr. Yoder, You can make the video private so that it can only be viewed by those you give access to. Or you can disable comments.
A heart warming service for a wedding. Loving with the btide and groom's families relatives and friends and their church family.
It is not a cult. It’s an actual religion. They came over from Europe in the 1800’s to escape religious persecution.
It's just Christianity actually!
Muriel van der Draaij
Thank you for that information. I honestly believed the they were a less strict branch of the Amish. I know the the girls can use flowered material for their dresses, use bikes etc. There was a six week programme here in UK about six Brit teens going to live with Amish families in USA and one week they stayed with a Mennonite family, hence my confusion. Thanks to your post I've googled them and have learned more about them. Thanks. PS are you by any chance Mennonite? I ask because of your name.
They are beachy amish, they are indeed mennonite
A piano in a Beachy meetinghouse?
This is the weirdest wedding ever lol also what a great diversity
Seily Jimenez Lol. Unlike you race obsessed leftists i value intellectual diversity far more than diversity of skin color. Skin color is not something we have any control over. Intellect is.
This is a legitimate Amish-Mennonite church. It is not to be confused with An Old Order Amish church. Marriage is for life and so a wedding is very big event and celebration.
I joined a conservative Mennonite church almost thirty years ago and have found them to be real and genuine Christians. But I have also been with them long enough to know that that they are not perfect (as they would be quick to admit). In fact there have been some very bad apples in their midst. Many of those leave on their own, some repent, and some had to be excommunicated. Membership is always voluntary. Also please understand that not all of these churches are the same in regards to how they understand and live out the New Testament teachings. There are some which are dead spiritually, others have become totally exclusive and believe they alone hold God's favor. Some have fallen for the lie that their salvation is gained by their own merits. But I am very happy to be apart of and accountable to the conservative brotherhood which I'm apart of. Praise the Lord!
Congratulations and blessings to the newly weds in the name of Christ Jesus . Amen
Thanks for your message of encouragement, I joined a Mennonite church 2 weeks ago and feel encouraged to hear that from you.
The Amish are NOT a cult. It is a religion brought to the USA from Europe in order to escape religious persecution.
+Patsy Kane And Mennonites are NOT the same as Amish! ;-)
It was a cult long before they came to America
Amazing how people look at any Christian religion that isn't mainstream Baptist or Methodist as being a cult. Especially if they teach separation from the world.
@@AW-vo5lj They are a cult of sustainable ,all others fade in after a while ,modern life is more challenging after all
@@AW-vo5lj Not true!!!
What a beautiful wedding, ceremony and all. May God bless them with many happy years together.
Thanks! They are very happy :) They have 4 kids now and are in Rural TN just living life a day at a time :)
That's wonderful!
I checked out the link you provided below, for the churches. Apparently there are a few in Oklahoma, but I'm not certain where. I know there is a Mennonite Brethren Church in Edmond and 3 or 4 Amish communities around, Oklahoma. I live in rural central Oklahoma though, I don't know if there's a church close to me or not. Thank you so much for sharing the video and all the information. God Bless!
Here is a link where you can request specific local church info if you are so inclined. Thanks for your kind comments! beachyam.wufoo.com/forms/z7x3k1/
That was as beautiful a wedding as I've ever seen!
The group sing in the beginning is beautiful!
beautiful solemn hymn to celebrate the wedding of these two beautiful couple. may God bless your life of service to (HIM) your community and to each other. grow in love, and never forget how fresh this day is to you both!
may God order your step always and keep you both happy. love and huggs from your Hursville Seventh Day Adventis brothers and sisters.
The Wedding, Singing, and Reverence is inspiring to me. I am 73 and feel sad that I did not encounter this sweet faith until so late in life. I can't become a Mennonite, but I can take lesson in how to live for the time left. Bless those who were married, Bless your church body. My love and support to you all.
If there's no mennonite church near you and you're unable or unwilling to move, then yes you can't become mennonite. Otherwise, yes you can!
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING DRESS BETTER THAN MODERN DRESS
I WISH MY SON GET MARRY IN THIS TYPE OF CHURCH GIRL
GREETINGS FROM GERMANY
I would really to have the heard audio instead of all the loud back-ground music
Nice seeing guys pulling out the chairs for the ladies.
wonderful video. thank you for sharing
What beautiful lives. You are so blessed to grow up in such a community. Wish I had that.
There’s plenty of information about them on the internet. Better yet go visit them anywhere in the USA accept UTAH where I’m pretty sure they don’t live. They have absolutely nothing to do with polygamy.
Beautiful video
Please post more
Ty...
This wedding ceremony looks very different than the ones we have at the Bergthaler Mennonite Church in my town....just goes to show there are many different "types" of Mennonites
What a happy occasion. May God bless them and may they have many many boppeli :)
They have 4 now :) Braxton is the oldest.. I think he is 4, next came twin girls Lynette & Lanae and and the youngest is another boy named Devin. They are a very happy family
Yes, recorded music is used in some liberal Beachy and Mennonite weddings. Although I'm guessing the music here was added by the guy who uploaded the video.
God bless you all!!
Congratulations! Peace and much happiness.
Beautiful , Genuine caring and loving people if anything its an education , people who lack knowledge will destroy , Thanks for sharing
Nice,beautiful,all holiness unto God,simple not elaborate nor exhorbitant beautiful in everything and their setting
is all about Praising God in everything.
And where is the kiss...?? I would like to be like you, the wedding was very nice... :D soya fel chmake menchen neij...
they do not kiss in front of an audiance...
its nice to have the first kiss in private!!! :)
PDAs - public displays of affection - are not done by married or unmarried couples. Married couples reserve their affections for the privacy of their homes. I think that's much preferable to the way so many people have decided to pet and paw over each other in public view of everyone, strangers and friends alike. Not that I have a problem at all with a kiss at a wedding ceremony, but that's my choice, and I am just as free to make it as anyone else is to decide otherwise. I just don't happen to be comfortable with some if the flagrant displays I see now. Take that stuff home, put a ring in it if you wish, but take it home please. Beachy Amish are protected in this country, just as all other forms of recognized religions, to practice their ways how they wish. Whatever the circumstances of the 1600's were that caused the creation of the Mennonites, which were in fact followed by the Amish, is not for us to judge now.
And if you want to debate religious formations, check out the founding of the Church of England while you're at it. King Henry VIII was p.o'd because the Catholic Church would not give him a divorce from his current wife, so he could go and marry another, so he made his OWN church, the Church of England, which of course he made all his "cabinet members" swear allegiance to or die - many did swear, but only to save their necks. Others died because of their own beliefs. So now, he's got his own church, where he gets to make all the rules, including divorce whenever it pleases him, and he ends up with six wives by the time he dies. The Catholics lose power - say what you will about that - and the C. of E. is still the reigning religion. Totally made by one man for his own personal convenience. Not because he feels that religion should be a stronger force in people's lives, and nobody was threatened with death for NOT joining - only if they DID.
+Shari Davenport And when I said "if you want to debate" - I certainly was not addressing you specifically. Only "you" in general.
There are things about this culture that are good. There is a lot that is not as well. Don’t be confused by the appearance. Other than that I have found that there is very little difference from society as a whole in that there are good and bad people. They would do well to follow the Bible as closely as they think they do. Largely as long as you look the part they think you’re fine. Yet they fight and argue, mostly passive aggressively, and they split and start another church, arguing over pointless things like head covering styles and sleeve lengths. Things that would have sent you to hell according to some 10 years ago are now accepted as if God changes his mind on a whim. Most are as distracted as a chicken with a cricket, fighting over whimsical dress codes and ignoring important things like sexual abuse and real hatred. This particular group is actively harboring and minimizing sexual abuse, protecting the perp and trying to get the victims to shut up. It’s a common thing. Most of the people wouldn’t actually be fine with it if they knew the real truth, it’s just most choose to bury their head in the sand and leaders hide the truth, perps lie and are believed over their “crazy” victims.
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
I mean no disrespect in these comments at all. I wish this couple all the best. I am assuming that you are a mennonite. I am also assuming that very few, including you, will actually take to heart or care at all what I or the general population think, to a certain extent. This is meant for those that do. I watch things like this through the lense of knowing what it is to be securely on the inside looking out, and also very much on the outside looking on..... Sometimes little things are the most powerful at exposing truth, a person or culture's responses to critisism or outright disrespect being an obvious tell. I was asked not so long ago by an individual you are mandated by scripture to try to reach, "Why on earth would you want anything to do with those people?!!?" The short answer is I really don't. I care about family who are mennonites, but I don't want anything to do with the mennonite religion whatsoever. The reasons? If it matters at all........ The foremost is what I was referencing earlier. I see a lot of time and energy spent on things that die when a person dies. Clothes, possessions, etc. Worldly things, if you will. The least amount of time seems to go to things that actually matter. Things that affect people and their life choices, ultimately forever, especially other people, as it were, second hand smoke. Ironically these are pretty much the same things that the Bible spells out plainly. What Ive come to believe is that, what you said, ("Let him who is without sin cast the first stone") is the reason for this. You can talk and preach about things that don't matter all day, because they're of no real consequense. However it is impossible to speak about the real issues, when you are guilty of them, without condemning yourself. Isn't it ironic that the majority of the most dangerous criminals agree with Jesus on one particular issue, ("Better to have a millstone hung about your neck and be drowned in the sea than to harm one of these little ones") when so called "Christians" hide, ignore, brush it off without ever really dealing with it? My long deceased grandfather was a devout mennonite in these very circles. He got it. He actually lived what he believed and believed what he lived. While there was no undue commotion involved, things got handled correctly, and most people knew why they lived how they lived. Now??? what I and most people who actually know these situations see is a mockery of a once vibrant life.
BTW, very few mennonites online actually live out the difficult stuff like, "Bless those who curse you and pray for those who despitefully use you....." anyway do with this what you will. I'll leave you alone now. :D
I appreciate you making a new account just to post on my video :) there was over 3 hours of raw footage.. this was just a small sample with music added as the couple wished.
You would need to contact them for the raw footage Mike
In the Churches I have attended, many have very loud music and drums. I worry what God thinks.
Khadijah Brown Drums is not Christian instrument at all, in our church no drums and no saxophone.
Don't worry, be happy!!!
Pretty sure the bible says the sing and play music loudly. Psalms 33:3
“Sing unto him a new song; play skilfully with a loud noise.”
They could’ve at least turned the music off while the man was talking
That is a beautiful wedding the bride is pretty
should not be any nasty comments this the blessing of their new life together
Blessings to both of you on your marriage.
very pretty wedding and reception. I loved the cake. Not so different from a Baptist Wedding with the reception at the church.
Very similar
Whats with all the dislikes! Great video thank you for sharing from Belleville,Pa.
This isn’t Amish-Mennonite, this is Mennonite. You can tell by the electric lights, and the English hymns! Also, the mixed seating, the fact that they don’t mind photos and videos, and the fact they have a meeting house.
This is Amish-Mennonite. You can tell by the plain coloured dresses. Mennonites have flowery dresses.
@@unknownhuman1000 not all Mennonites have flowery dresses, some are plain.
@@michaelcaza6766 I guess my point is that this is Amish-Mennonite. They do have electric lights and cars. This is based on growing up in a group identified as Amish-Mennonite. My cousins in the conservative Mennonite group wore flowery dresses. The old order (horse and buggy) Mennonites in my area the women wear flowery dresses whereas the old order Amish do not.
@@unknownhuman1000 that’s fair, I’m just going off of what my Mennonite friends have told me.
Esa boda es la más ermosa que evisto
Wish y’all all the best. I always wanted to try Amish cooking, I have a feeling Amish food is banging
Beautiful , Thanks for sharing
Sa donne envie de pleurer tellement c est triste aucune émotion....
They are still married and they have 4 children. The service might seem to lack emotion but it's because it was held in a church and the Mennonites believe in being quiet and to show reverence in God's House.
Beautiful wedding, May i ask who the people standing were? were they hired for the wedding, or are they family or friends helping with the wedding? sounds like a stupid question i know, but i've seen a lot of Amish and Mennonite videos where the town comes together to help out with large social gatherings. so i'm wondering if this is the kind of the same thing.
can you be more specific? Where in the video are you referring to?
@@Unit285 ... throughout the entire video, there are ladies in pink dresses and men in black suits.
@@mindy5620 They are the bridal party servers.
@@Unit285 ..ok..thank you
very beautiful wedding
beautiful wedding. Thank you for sharing this. May the Lord bless their union.
I love the music and the voices.
God bless them!
How beautiful 💗💗💗💗
They don't want you to hear the words, that's why the music is turned up.
very pretty song in the intro.
a true plain wedding
I have always been curious how different there way of life is from the Amish. I know they allow some more convinces an access to the web somewhere do not know how much an how they monitor all that.It seems like they are trying to still understand some what of the people an the world they live in I still wonder how much??
I do believe that culture is a way of life.. as such it should not be confused with one's salvation. I see so many mennonite churches that have their youth leaving in droves.. largely because mennonite youth find it hard to be proud of their culture because it's taught as salvation.. this tends to confuse and disillusion people to what the mennonite culture really is and often results in confusion and guilt regarding salvation as well
I am glad I get to know a little something about that different world they have ever since I first heard about them I think I was ten I wondered exactly what they were like everyone just lumps them in with the Amish when I ask.
Beautiful!
are the bride and groom drinking milk at the reception? Also, I wish to comment that the music in the video is beautiful. Thank you again.
Honest but simple envious of their believes xxx
So beautiful. Congratulations to the beautiful couple. It’s just amazing how humble and God loving they are. They truly believe in our lord Jesus Christ, they just have a different life style which is not modern, but that doesn’t make them less godly. In my opinion they are even more godly and stronger believers. And god loves everyone no matter what. ❤️❤️
Amen. They don't look so worldly looking either
Why God gave woman such beautiful hair, only to be covered by a piece of cloth. I am sure God creation is nothing to feel ashamed off
1 Corinthians 11
@@Unit285 Sorry God did not write the bible
@@CubanGirl-oo4pg So the Bible is meaningless? Or is it a book that you only apply if and when you feel like it?
In order to be a good person you do not need to follow the bible, you only need to be a good person. Your good heart is your best bible
@@CubanGirl-oo4pg being "good" is not enough to get to Heaven.
Thank-you :)
Why such worldly music for the intro?
What an irony.
No "worldly" music in this video
Leon Yoder and you consider yourself mennonite. Shame on you
And which lyrics specifically do u have a problem with?
Leon Yoder i didnt even mention the lyrics in my comment.
But is it now accepted among the people of such Godly heritage to entertain themselves with contemporary "christian " "worship" rock music?
Listen to the flood of fleshly sensual emotions that overtake people at 0.43
Andrey Dzyadyk what you call a “flood of fleshly sensual emotions” i call making a joyful noise before the Lord. I think the song fits quite well and it has Godly lyrics. However, you are entitled to your opinion and your holier then thou attitude is duly noted.
Lovely wedding!
Miluiel Eleniel Thanks!
i feel alot of joy when i se this people. jag fylls med glädje när jag ser dessa meniskor
Greetings Brother Yoder,
Though I hate to bring it up, this is another plain wedding with recorded music. And I can hardly make out what the speakers say. Will there be a version of this posted without the outside influences?
Thank you for trying anyway. I'm glad to see something of ours anyway.
Michael.
Congratulations to you all a very beautiful song and wedding you all have had there may you both be blessed for a very long time to come
Why did the first couple that came in stand to the left and the others seperate to the left and right? I like the plain people and their simplistic lifestyle we don't have this type of culture in new zealand
I guess you would have to ask the coordinator about that.. I'm not sure why the first couple stood to the left
I don't know the people in the video, but I'm fairly certain that the couple stood together at the left because they were married and the rest of the bridal party wasn't. =)
you do on South Island, Gloriavale, the Cooperites.
hymns
everything is too solemn, no joy at all
emily schwellenbach it’s called reverence. Something you people know very little about.
does anyone know the name of the first hymn they sang?
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@@Unit285 Thank you so much!
i didnt think the amish used electricy fth or just when it suits them
They are Mennonite, not Amish. Mennonites use electricity.
I grew up Old Order Amish and what people are calling beachy mennonite now a days used to be called Beachy Amish when I was growing up and so this is a beachy amish wedding
Please take away music. It is so disturbing.
It was added at the request of the couple. It will remain
@@Unit285 I am generally not against music. But here it hinders to understand the words of the minister. Of course it is up to you. It is your video.
@@nikswetlov5538 I created the video as the couple requested it.
How sweet!
Why didn't they show the whole wedding?
Maggie Otsuka The couple wanted only some highlights made public.
Nice wedding Gid Bless You both..
not a very good video, hard to understand, too much background music, I was hoping to learn more about this cult, its practices, rituals. I take it this is the Old Order Mennonite cult??
they are a cult but you are entitled to your opinion
they can if they want but the history of this "group"fits the criteria of a cult, most people do not wish to call them that because this cult prefesses christianity
Charles Jannuzi Agree Charles, and oddly enough, I'm one of those very rare converts. Raised Canadian Quaker, graduate of Episcopal seminary, yet find this way of Christianity, with its emphasis on the family, community and a whole plainer and separate way of life to be just right for me. It truly is not for everyone-- it is as much a cultural adjustment as spiritual. Mennonites are keenly aware of this and will not try to "convert" visitors, though all are always welcome. And the food is flat out awesome
This is indeed, a cult, it's founder/leader would be considered by today's standards to probably be suffering from bi-polar/manic depressive mental illness, I think the individual may have been a former Catholic priest. People are free to worship as they please but others can pass judgment, each to their own, with respect, I would suggest you do some reading on this cult as well as on the Hutterite and Amish cults, these cults have adapted a pseudo German culture to isolate themselves and find "salvation."
+Greg Rak hi Greg, I grew up be achy mennonite and am now a non denominationl Christian. This isn't a cult. Just to clarify. They are living as they believe the Bible says to live. It's hard to understand if you didn't grow up with it, but just like any other humans they have flaws. There are different kinds of Mennonite and Amish, but they are human just like you.
thanks for sharing and many happy ears to the young couple
It's a shame you can't hear what they are saying because of the music.
Wish they music was not in the background. You cannot hear what is being said because of it. I did not think the Mennonites believe in instrumental music.
You are partially right. The Amish don't use musical instruments in their services. They feel it takes away from the serenity of the service. Most of them have piano's, violins, etc in the home. I have to agree, as the acapella music, is beautiful. The real conservative Amish, or old order Amish, would not have let the video to be taken. The only way we could get a picture of my Grandpa, was to sneak it. He was OK with us taking his picture, but he wouldn't pose for one. And he didn't want to know it.
moe97378 Moe: At the opening of the video when the camera has panned back to give a full view of the room, there is a piano on the right hand side of the room and to the right of the platform. It is open and has what I perceive to be some sheet music in the music tray. It appears that this group does use the piano to some extent but not in this ceremony.
Uriah Peep Most likely the church is not big enough to accommodate. We quite commonly use a Church of the Nazarene location for our larger weddings and they do indeed have pianos. Our worship services will be acappella only.
+TMusic652 You're right, the dick who made this video added the music to make it seem cool, all he did was ef it up.
Well since I'm the guy who made the video I guess I'll repeat again what I have said multiple times. The music was added per the specific request of the couple in the video. There is another video that shows the entire wedding ceremony unedited with no music added. But this is just a highlights clip and so yeah.. It was made exactly as LaWayne & Dorcas requested.
Why do the woman wear a white thing on there head?
1 Corinthians 11 "For if the woman be not covered, let her also be shorn: but if it be a shame for a woman to be shorn or shaven, let her be covered."
Leon Yoder So do I Amish women have shaved heads or short hair the reason I’m asking is if they have long hair why do they still cover them
It’s worn as a symbol of dedication to headship order.
So it is a dedication just like the Muslims would have?
The Bible teaches women to be covered. That is why they wear the veil. Read 1 Corinthians 11
Beautiful wedding.