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- 4. According to folklore, rain on a wedding day symbolizes this.
- 5. This "something" is meant to represent continuity and connection to the past.
- 10. In a traditional Jewish wedding, the groom breaks this under his foot to symbolize the fragility of life and relationship, emphasizing the commitment of marriage.
- 11. The phrase "tying the knot" originates from this ancient Celtic tradition.
- 13. This small metallic object is sometimes hidden in wedding cakes, bringing good fortune to the one who finds it.
- 14. In Scottish weddings, the groom wears this traditional garment.
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- 1. A bride often wears this delicate fabric over her face during the ceremony.
- 2. In a traditional Greek wedding, guests throw these instead of rice.
- 3. A bride throws this over her shoulder at the reception.
- 6. In Sweden, brides place a silver coin from their father in one shoe and a gold coin from their mother in the other to ensure this.
- 7. This circular piece of jewelry symbolizes eternity and commitment.
- 8. In Hindu weddings, the couple takes seven steps around this sacred fire.
- 9. In many cultures, this color symbolizes purity and is worn by brides.
- 12. Bridesmaids originally dressed similarly to the bride to confuse these supernatural beings.