Wedding Customs

Wedding is the most beautiful and important event in life of every person. A bride's wedding day is often touted as "the happiest day of her life", but in all honesty it's often a very stressful experience as there are lots of conventions surrounding the whole thing and you can get caught up in family rows, and trying to please everyone. Still it's a good test of a couple's fortitude. Traditions regarding wedding are different from country to country.
The American ceremony and ceremony in British-speaking countries is probably the most well-known in the world. Although these days there are quite a number of unique wedding ceremonies taking place. Today you are allowed to get married in an airplane or in a drive-in movie theatre, all you need is somebody to marry other people will take care of the rest. Money is either very important or not important at all. In Las Vegas there are marriage ceremonies performed for only twenty dollars, but a wedding ceremony could also be the most expensive occasion in two people's lives. The tradition in the USA is different from The Church of England, in the wedding ring ceremony. Instead of just putting a ring on the woman's finger the groom also gets a ring. An American wedding is typically a happy, joyous occasion for all people of all backgrounds. American wedding traditions really vary from one religion or culture to another, but in American wedding tradition it's a happy time and the life of the new bride and groom is toasted and celebrated as they come together. British customs The Western custom of a bride wearing a white wedding dress came to symbolize purity in the Victorian era. Every American wedding has subtle traditional elements: A wedding is often followed or accompanied by a wedding reception (“Wedding Breakfast”), The newlyweds have the fiirst dance. A bride may throw her bouquet to the assembled group of all unmarried women and the groom throw the bride's garter to the assembled unmarried men, The couple cut