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 >>Chinese weddings typically feature bright red and gold colors for everything from the bride's dress to the decorations to the wedding invitations. Red symbolizes love, joy, and prosperity. Conversely, white signifies death and is often used in funerals. C
Continue reading >>A Japanese wedding ceremony is an elaborate ritual interwoven with Japanese culture & tradition. It is usually small & private. In Japan, the Shinto ceremony is the standard. Some Japanese-American couples choose to combine East and West. Christian, Buddh
Continue reading >>There are several charming Italian traditions to incorporate in your wedding ceremony. Roman Catholicism is Italy's primary religion. So a traditional Italian wedding ceremony typically consists of a full Catholic mass. In Italy, June is the favored month
Continue reading >>Irish wedding customs and traditions are thousands of years old. Irish culture includes an enduring belief in the supernatural and deeply religious spirituality. Today, couples are eager to connect with their heritage and are incorporating Irish customs a
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