There are two different ways to have a wedding in Russia. The first is when the groom and some of his closest friends go to the bride's house and then they have to pay a ransom to the people on the bride's side, this is all in a humorous sense, then the get it to a car usually a limo and then go to the registration. On the way to the car they have to battle through neighbors and kids that are asking for coins, candies and free drinks. Then when they get through that everyone congratulates them by throwing rice and coins for them. In the other type of celebration it is a traditional Russian Orthodox wedding in the church and they follow all of the Russian Orthodox traditions and this usually takes 30 to 120 minutes. Neither of the weddings have bridesmaids, flower girls nor rehearsals and the best man and maid of honor are called witnesses. :P
two things about the wedding ceremony
they celebrated weddings,feasts, and much,much more.
Ceremonies vary widely across cultures and can include weddings, graduations, religious rites, and seasonal festivals. Weddings celebrate the union of two individuals, often symbolizing love and commitment. Graduations mark the completion of educational milestones, recognizing achievements and future potential. Religious rites, such as baptisms or bar/bat mitzvahs, signify important spiritual transitions, while seasonal festivals celebrate changes in nature, community, and cultural heritage.
They were the Russians.
Russians immigrated from Russia because of the way there treated and for freedom of religion.
Why do you celebrate your wedding
Russians does not celebrate Thanksgiving. It is predominantly an American celebration, so the majority of countries in the world do not celebrate it.
yes
Russians of Catholic faith celebrate with church rituals and events.
No, they have regular weddings like the North and South America.
no it is not allowed!
two things about the wedding ceremony
To celebrate their weddings and marrige from being together.And to snog.
by using a bloody gun
They celebrate weddings, birthday, party, youth gatherings and child birthday. The only time they don't celebrate is during funerals.
Most Russians are Orthodox Christians and therefore celebrate Christmas just like Christians elsewhere in the world.
they celebrated weddings,feasts, and much,much more.