You may have heard enough of the words wedding traditions, but the meaning of some traditions is not to hinder personality, but to make the wedding more cultural inheritance, a sense of belonging.
1: Bridal bouquet Throughout human history, brides have held or worn flowers at their weddings, literally! Some cultures believed that carrying a bouquet of flowers helped ward off evil spirits, and ancient Roman brides carried a bouquet of herbs as a symbol of loyalty and fertility. Even if you have no interest in the meaning behind the flowers, bouquets are still a convenient way to add decoration, color and fragrance to a wedding, not to mention that they can be arranged in different ways to suit any wedding style! Flowers are not the only option for couples: paper flowers have recently become popular because they are not easily damaged, which means you can keep it forever or even give it to a future bride.
2: Not seeing each other before the Wedding From the classic white parachute dress to the fashion-forward jumpsuit, there are so many options for a bride to shine on her wedding day. But for the couple, the surprise comes not only from the dress, but also from the mood of the two people looking forward to seeing each other for the first time on the day. You spend a lot of time choosing your outfit, from your wedding dress to your shoes to your makeup, and you want that to be a romantic moment. The first meeting at the wedding can provide a perfect photo moment for the camera and an intimate time before meeting up with family and friends. This beautiful unveiling doesn't matter if it's at the altar or on the eve of your wedding, it's a very emotional moment for you and your partner. If you don't believe me, try it
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4: Bridal shower Like the details of the wedding day, bridal showers are a product of a long history. The tradition began three centuries ago in the Netherlands. If the father does not like his daughter's fiance and refuses to provide her with a proper dowry, the bride-to-be's friends will come to her rescue and give her many gifts as a dowry so that she can marry the man of her choice. Today, the shower is held by the bride's family and friends to show love and support for the bride and her new married life. Today's bridal shower has moved beyond the rigid rules, which means couples can change the tradition to suit their own style and preferences.
5: Wedding cake The sweetest part of a wedding can be traced back to ancient Greece. Couples at that time shared crushed sesame cakes to ensure a high yield, and the concept has continued to evolve into the dessert we know and love today. Wedding cakes come in all shapes and sizes, from a three-layer cream cheese cake to a cupcake tower or even a stack of doughnuts, but the meaning never changes. In other words, sharing some sweet food with your significant other and guests at the wedding symbolizes your union, and obviously this meaning will never go out of style.