Wedding ceremonies are steeped in centuries of tradition-everything from bridal bouquet in a nice white wedding dress. It seems that when it comes to weddings, all a bit superstitious, and not only the white wedding dress order. It's almost a guarantee of the bride will do its best to avoid her fianc (e) in the morning before the wedding and absolutely insists on being transported across the threshold. So all these old traditions from where? There is a long litanies wedding traditions, which can be found with a few curious brides, interesting facts for each. Here are a few Favorites.
Something old, something new ...
... something borrowed, something blue. Why is the classic rhyme, which originated in the Victorian era. "something old" means that a couple of friends will stay with them, while "something new" looking to the future, a predictor of health and success. In one interpretation of "the old rhyme" that had to be given to the bride's Garter old happily married woman in order to ensure the happiness of the new marriage. "Something borrowed" is the trust and love for the bride's family, while it is believed that "something blue" be lucky because the blue color represents loyalty and permanence. It was included, along with custom made wedding dresses, ancient Israel, where the bride wore blue ribbons in their hair, to symbolize their loyalty.
Dress and others
Until 1900 the bride hardly ever had custom made wedding dresses, preferring instead to their best and best regular attire. However, Green was particularly avoided because it is considered unlucky. There is also another meaning to avoid green. Say the girl was taken to "green gown" girl's been losing morality because her dress grass stains from rolling around in the fields! This led to phrases such as "married in Greene, a shame to see!" White custom made wedding dresses were made popular by Queen Victoria, who broke tradition of royalty, always marry in silver. While green is the color to avoid and silver was the hallmark of royalty, there were many other associations: the color of the wedding attire
Married in white, you chose the right
Married in grey, you will go far
Married in black, you will wish yourself back
Married in red, you will wish yourself dead,
Married in Green, ashamed to see
He is married to blue, you are always so
Married in Pearl, you will live in a whirlwind,
Married in yellow, ashamed of your colleagues,
He is married to Brown, you'll live in a city
Married in pink, your spirit will sink.
