Wedding traditions vary among cultures. In the United States, many couples incorporate sev- eral basic traditions that have almost become syn- onymous with the wed- ding event. Each of these traditions has a fun origin story:
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The introduction of the lighting of a Unity Candle into the marriage celebration is a new ritual being requested by couples for inclusion in their Catholic Weddings. Although this practice is a lovely expression of unity, it does not have its origin in th
Continue reading >>Here is a basic list of some of the major items to be considered when planning for a wedding- yours or someone else's. • Announce the engagement • Select the photograph to be sent to the newspaper. If the couple does not have a ph
Continue reading >>Christian weddings and receptions are very similar to the traditional Italian wedding. The specific customs and traditions can vary based on the ethnic group, social group or what part of the country the wedding is in. First, engraved invitations a
Continue reading >>The wedding party in a traditional wedding, aside from the bride and groom, include: • The Best Man - usually the best or closest male friend or a relative of the groom is given this place of honor. • Maid of honor - usually the best
Continue reading >>Music played at Western weddings includes a processional song for walking down the aisle (ex: wedding march) and reception dance music includes: * Various works for trumpet and organ, arguably the most famous of which include the Prince of Denmark'
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