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Announce bride and groom when the bride wants to keep her last name?
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When the bride and groom are being introduced as they leave the church as Mr. & Mrs. and also enter the reception hall and the bride has also kept her surname there are several options:
- Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Jane Smith
- Mr. John Doe and Mrs. Smith-Doe
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Is it proper to send thank you to brides family from groom family?
* In some cultures this is a custom, but it is good etiquette in any country for the bride and groom could thank both sets of parents for a wonderful wedding. Keep it informal.
What if the bride and groom forget to throw the bouquet and garter is their any fable to this?
There is no bad myths or fables connected with the bride who forget to throw her bouquet away or for the groom that did not throw the garter to the single men. Sometimes the bride may want to keep her bridal bouquet for different reasons such as: an ill mother who could not make it to the wedding; giving it to her grandmother; putting the wedding bouquet on a deceased parent's plot at the cemetery or, the bride may want to keep the bouquet for herself and have it preserved by a professional. As far as the garter it is just a traditional myth that whatever single young man catches the garter will be the next one to get married.
What is the first tier of a wedding cake traditionally kept for?
Traditionally, it is the very top tier or the small piece of cake that help the cake topper that the bride and groom keep for memorie's sake.
Maximum age difference between a bride and bride groom for marriage?
Any age difference is fine...There has been many times that a groom has been 80 or more and the bride aged for 16 years up...Also these days it is also fine the other way around.Perfectly acceptable for a 25 year old man to marry a 63 year old woman as long as the older woman is always happy to keep her young husband sexually satisfied
In Indiana if the groom cancels the wedding who pays for the dress and all the supplies the bride has already purchased?
When a groom cancels a wedding then unfortunately the bride or her parents are stuck with the cost of the wedding dress and supplies that have been purchased. If he was man he would put some money towards it, but sorry to say it sounds like you are stuck with the bill. The good thing is you can keep the dress and all supplies as I am sure you will get another chance to marry in the near future or, the groom to be may change his mind. If you don't want to keep the wedding dress and supplies then put an ad in the paper or on the Internet and sell them.
Why do tigers groom?
To keep themselves clean.
Do the grooms parents pay for engagement dinner?
If they can't afford it, girl, chances are, they are not worth it. Generally it's the Bride's parents that pay for the Engagement Dinner, but with so many divorces if the Bride only has one parent they may not be able to afford to pay the full amount or any amount so it's just fine if the Groom's parents decide to pay and also acceptable if relatives or friends have the Engagement Dinner. The dinner doesn't have to be splashy and keep it small .... Bride and Groom to be, the wedding party; their parent(s), perhaps a grandmother/grandfather and some friends.
Name the steps in Jewish weddings?
Following are the steps at a Jewish wedding according to the customs of Ashkenazic Jewry (European). Sfaradi and Teimani customs may differ slightly: 1. Badecken (Yiddish - covering) - The groom, who is in a different room than the bride, is escorted to the bride who is sitting on a nice chair surrounded by her friends and family. The groom covers the brides face with a veil. The groom is then escorted to the Chupah (wedding canopy). 2. Ash is place on the grooms forehead. It is also customary to untie his shoes. 3. The bride is escorted to the Chupah. She walks around the groom with her mother and mother-in-law seven times and then stands to the right of the groom. It is customary for the bride to wear no jewelry. 3. The wedding officiator holds a cup of wine and says the blessing for wine followed by the special blessing said before marriages. He gives cup to the groom to drink and then to the bride to drink. In German communities it is customary for the groom to recite the shechi'anu blessing and to don a tallis. 4. Two witnesses are designated to view the marriage. Then the groom says to the bride (in Hebrew), "You are bewedded to me with this ring according to the religion of Moses and Israel." He then places the ring on the brides right forefinger. 5. The Ketubah (marriage contract) is read. 6. Seven blessings are said. Each person who says a blessing holds a cup of wine. After the blessings, the groom and bride drink from the cup. 7. The groom stamps on a glass cup symbolizing the destruction of Jerusalem. By some it is customary that the groom say the verse, "If I forget you Jerusalem, etc." before breaking the glass. That's it! :)
What is 'saat phere' in Hindu marriage?
The Bride and the groom take seven steps together around the holy fire "Agni". Each step signifies the vow, taken by both to keep each other company even in trying circumstances.
Who is a best man?
The best man is the chief male assistant to the bridegroom at a wedding. In North America and Europe, the groom extends this honour to someone who is close to him, generally either a brother or his closest male friend. Some responsibilities of the best man include: * assist the groom on the wedding day, * keep the wedding rings safe until needed during the ceremony, * act as a legal witness to the marriage, and * make a toast to the bride and groom at the reception.
Is there a problem with seeing a prom date's dress before prom?
AnswerYes, it's not like a groom to be seeing his bride in her wedding dress. However, the girl wearing the prom dress would generally like to keep everything as a surprise when she has the dress on for the prom, her makeup done and her hair done. If he has seen then there is no problem.
What websites have detailed DIY information on making your own invitations?
The following sites have some instructions on making DIY invitations; Pure Invitations, Paper Source, Wedding Paper Divas, Bride and Groom Direct, Keep and Share and Style Me Pretty.
