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9 Wedding Traditions From Around the World

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Weddings are full of traditions, from the white gown to the reciting of the vows. While love remains the same around the world, wedding traditions differ from country to country. In today's blog, Bridal Couture of the Palm Beach features some of those different traditions from around the world. How would you feel about incorporating some of these into your special day? 1. Germany: Log Cutting  In Germany, newlyweds must put their bond to the test by working together to saw a log in half in front of all their wedding guests. The act showcases their ability to work together and face obstacles that may come throughout their marriage. 2. Philippines: Releasing Doves  During a traditional Filipino wedding reception, the bride and groom release two doves into the air. This is said to represent a long, peaceful and harmonious life together. 3. Japan: Sake Sharing Ceremony  In the beloved Japanese tradition of san-san-kudo, the bride and groom take three sips each fr...

7 Common Wedding Superstitions

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Superstitions have been around for centuries and revolve around a variety of different things and events, including weddings. Today's blog from your favorite bridal shop in the Palm Beaches discusses 7 common wedding superstitions to be aware of if you're a superstitious bride. 1. Seeing the Bride Before the Wedding.  The superstition that seeing the bride before the wedding brings bad luck to the marriage dates back to the time of arranged marriages. People believed that if the couple saw each other before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding. Today, many couples choose to meet up before the wedding to get some of their pictures taken early, so they can enjoy the reception with guests after the ceremony. 2. Wearing a Wedding Veil.  While today many brides choose a veil to compliment their dress and complete that perfect wedding look, the superstitious tradition dates back to Roman and Greek times. The bride would wear a ...