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Your officiant would be the best place to start...he/she should be able to give you an outline of the ceremony. You can also go to an online search engine and type in "sample wedding programs" or "wedding program template". This will return both templates and printing company examples of programs for you to view. May take some digging, but many wedding sites have these on their sites as well.
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I am creating a ceremony program and I was wondering if anyone had an order of service I could build off of. I am having a traditional Episcopalian service and have been trying to put the order of service together and am not having much luck. I appreciate any suggestions!!!!