4-57. The  original  and  copies  of  the  applica- tion for use of the chapel for a wedding ceremony  should  be  distributed/filed  in which  of  the  following  ways? 1. The  officiating  chaplain  should retain  all  copies 2. The  original  should  be  retained  on file  in  the  chapel  and  the  applicant should be given a copy 3. The  command  chaplain  should  retain all copies 4. The  command  chaplain  should  retain the  original  and  the  officiating chaplain  should  have  a  copy 4-58. The  order  in  which  applications  for  use of  the  chapel  for  wedding  ceremonies  are normally  processed  is  dictated  by  the 1. grade  or  rank  of  the  bride  and/or groom 2. time in service of the bride and/or  groom 3. recommendation  and  requirements  of the  command  chaplain 4. policy  of  first  come,  first  served Learning Objective: Delineate guide- lines  for  prospective  couples  con- cerning  their  entitlements  to  the chapel, to the services of the chaplain,  and  to  other  support personnel  working  within  the Command  Religious  Program  (CRP). 4-59. The question of whether or not a partic- ular  chaplain  can  officiate  at  a  wedding ceremony  is  one  that  the  chaplain  alone can  answer,  based  on  ecclesiastical  reg- ulations  and  the  chaplain’s  personal conscience. 1.  True 2.  False 4-60. Premarital  counseling  with  the  prospective couple prior to the performance of the wedding  ceremony  is  required  by  all chaplains. 1. True 2. False 4-61. The  amount  of  fees  or  donations,  if  any, that  may  be  received  in  connection  with a  military  chaplain  conducting  a  wedding ceremony  for  military  personnel  or  their dependents  in  a  naval  chapel  is  deter- mined  in  what  manner? 1. Chaplain’s  fees  are  determined  by the  chaplain’s  denominational affiliation  and  ecclesiastical regulations 2. The  chaplain’s  fee  or  donation  is left  to  the  discretion  of  the couple  being  married 3.   A donation to the chapel fund can be  accepted 4.   Chaplains are prohibited by law from charging  fees  or  receiving gratuities 4-62. All EXCEPT which of the following state- ments  are  true  in  regard  to  the  payment for  services  rendered  by  organists  at weddings  conducted  in  naval  chapels? 1. Both  civilian  and  military  organists may be paid a fee 2. Civilian  organists  are  normally paid  for  their  services  at  the wedding   ceremony 3.  Organists who are members of the Armed  Forces  on  active  duty  receive no fee for their services 4. Civilian  organists  are  normally  paid a fee for their services at a wedding  rehearsal 4-63. If flowers or decorations are to be pro- vided by the couple for the wedding service,  the  RP  should  obtain  all  EXCEPT which  of  the  following  information? 1. Whether  the  flowers  are  to  be removed  after  the  wedding  service 2.   What color flowers are to be used 3.   The time and date of delivery of the flowers 4. The manner in which the flowers are to be delivered and arranged in the  chapel Learning Objective: Delineate the procedures  that  should  be  followed by ushers and members of the wedding  party  in  the  observance  of the “Arch of Swords/Arch of Rifles” ceremony. 28 4-64. Who normally leads the sword or rifle bearers  outdoors  immediately  following the  wedding  ceremony  for  the  “Arch  of Swords/Arch  of  Rifles”  ceremony? 1.   The chaplain conducting the wedding 2. The head usher 3. The duty RP 4. The Junior member of the wedding party