| When my headdress was about to be placed
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| | attached to it according to the region.
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| on my stiff-with-hair-spray head, my
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| | With the exception of the Irish brides,
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| mother asked for a happily married matron
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| | wearing green meant promiscuity due to
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| among the women in the family. No one
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| | rolling on green grass, and therefore,
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| stepped forward; although, quite a few
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| | bad luck. Then, the bridesmaids' same
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| married women were in the room. So, my
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| | color and style dresses were thought to
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| mother called my aunt who seemed to be
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| | chase off evil spirits by confusing
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| the most happily married person around.
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| | them.The bridal veil has descended from
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| Something had to be right with that
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| | the Roman times to protect the bride by
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| superstition because my marriage has
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| | disguising her; however, after a few
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| lasted several decades and it seems to be
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| | centuries, the veil has symbolized
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| continuing on an even keel. For the
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| | chastity.Although most superstitions
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| happiness to be handed down from
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| | revolve around the bride, the groom, too,
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| generation to generation, the placing of
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| | is not exempt from stepping into bad luck
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| the headdress probably corresponds with
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| | and that has been the primary reason for
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| the wearing of the garter or something
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| | the best man's existence. The best man
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| borrowed.When it comes to weddings, our
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| | carries a good luck charm in his pocket
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| most superstitious selves surface from
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| | and sees to it that the groom arrives to
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| the depths of our culture's common
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| | the ceremony before the bride, to avoid
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| conscience. Since I have always
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| | bad luck, of course.During the ceremony,
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| considered myself a citizen of the world,
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| | the Jewish groom breaks a glass, and in
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| it is a good thing that, at the time of
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| | most cultures, the bride stands to the
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| my wedding, I did not know about all the
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| | left of the groom probably to let his
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| wedding superstitions in the world.
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| | right hand to stay free for his sword to
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| Otherwise, I would have been a nervous
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| | defend her. Another job for most grooms
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| wreck.The common superstitions we know
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| | is to carry their brides over the
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| of--such as the bride having on something
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| | threshold of their new home. In its
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| blue and something new or the tin cans
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| | origin, this probably had nothing to do
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| attached behind the couple's car--are
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| | with luck; it was there to avoid the
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| based on the centuries-old beliefs in
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| | bride's tripping over the threshold in
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| good or bad luck and chasing away evil
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| | her long gown.Anything circular is good
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| spirits.Avoiding bad luck has always been
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| | luck, too. While in my son's wedding
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| a major concern. Even the day or the
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| | unity candles placed in a circle plate
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| month in which one gets married has a say
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| | signified the union of the two families,
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| in a couple's fortune. For example:
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| | some couples circle around the room to
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| "Marry in the month of May, and you'll
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| | unite the families. In Greece, couples
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| surely rue the day," and "Marry on Monday
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| | circle the altar three times for Holy
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| for wealth, on Tuesday for health."Then,
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| | Trinity; the Sikhs circle six times while
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| the flowers in the wedding have
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| | rose petals are thrown at them; and
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| superstitions attached to them, too;
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| | Mexican couples are circled or knotted
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| however, the superstition of one region
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| | together by a large ring of rosary beads.
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| may be at odds with the superstition of
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| | In Finland, however, no knots are
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| another region. In some Middle Eastern
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| | allowed. They are replaced by matches to
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| cultures, the bride has to carry white
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| | keep the love burning.Talking of keeping
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| Calla Lilies. Yet, lilies in other
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| | the love burning, the luckiest part of
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| cultures are associated with
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| | the wedding has to be the kiss, because
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| death.Superstitions connected with the
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| | it is so romantic. In the olden times, in
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| wedding attire are plentiful. We all know
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| | most cultures, the kiss was deemed to be
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| of the belief that bans the groom from
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| | the only requirement in place of the
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| seeing the bride in her wedding dress
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| | marriage vows.Wedding superstitions are
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| before the wedding. I wonder if toting or
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| | too numerous to count one by one, and
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| holding a red umbrella over a bride, as
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| | luckily, they reflect the playful side of
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| the Chinese believed, would help evade
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| | us. They are not to be taken seriously
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| many an unhappy marriage in the west, and
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| | but they are there to be enjoyed.Still,
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| heaven forbid if a bride's dress gets
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| | in your weddings and in your life, may
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| torn before the wedding, for that would
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| | good luck be with you always.This article
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| mean death.Before Queen Victoria
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| | has been submitted by Joy Cagil in
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| introduced the white wedding dress,
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| | affiliation with which is a site for
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| wedding dresses were made in colors and
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| | Wedding Invitations.
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| each color had a certain superstition
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