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Category Archives: Traditions
How the Wedding Ring is Worn
The circular ring, symbolizing undying and unending love, is traditionally worn on the third finger on the left hand. This finger was chosen based on the Greek belief that the artery from that finger flows directly to the heart. Placing … Continue reading
The Grand Exit
Gone are the days of tossing rice at couples as they depart. Many venues don’t even allow rice tossing any longer. Here are some fun alternatives to that tradition. Just be sure to clear them with the reception venue before deciding on an … Continue reading
Choosing the Wedding Date and Time
The wedding and the events leading up to the ceremony are steeped in ancient traditions. The month and day of a bride’s wedding was considered a very important decision. Many followed this rhyme when choosing their wedding month: Marry when … Continue reading
The Wedding Cake
The cake has been a special part of wedding celebrations since the Roman era. The original wedding cakes were made of wheat flour, salt and water and made into loaves. The loaves were then broken over the bride’s head at … Continue reading
Important Traditions for the Reception
There are few traditions that are important for your wedding reception. Probably the most important and most celebrated tradition for your wedding reception is the cake. The tradition of the wedding cake dates back to early roman times when a … Continue reading
Unity Candle or Sand Ceremony?
After the bride and groom have exchanged their wedding vows, a majority of the couples then proceed with the lighting of the Unity Candle. This has been a tradition for several years and symbolizes the two becoming one. The bride … Continue reading
Important Traditions for the Ceremony
There are several traditions that people will say have to be included in the ceremony. In reality, it is up to you which ones you choose to acknowledge; after all, it is your day. Here are few traditions that are … Continue reading
Wedding Guest Book or Wedding Journal?
We have all written our names in the traditional, white, leather bound guest book upon entering a church for a wedding. This has been a long standing tradition used as a keepsake for the bride and groom. Most guest books … Continue reading
Origins of the Honeymoon
Most people know what the honeymoon is but do not know its origins. There are a few different thoughts on how the honeymoon came to be. In ancient times, many first marriages were not by choice; they were actually by … Continue reading
Wedding Vow Renewal
It is so sweet to celebrate a wedding but how much sweeter is the celebration of a lasting marriage? Whether you’ve just returned from eloping or you’re about to celebrate your 25th year of marriage, renewing your vows might be on … Continue reading
