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The Groom stands on the right of the Bride, deriving from the days of swords - should any man challenge him to his right to his Bride, the Groom was free to draw his sword with his right hand whilst protecting or holding his Bride with his left.

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Superstition / Tradition stated that it was thought to be unlucky for a woman to marry a man whose surname began with the same letter as hers

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Toastmaster 1066

Providing a full range of services to the Bride and Bridegroom, Host and Hostess, Parents of the Bridegroom and the rest of the wedding party. On your behalf I will arrange the receiving line, Say Grace if required, Oversee the speeches and toasts and conduct the Cake Cutting ceremony. At the same time I will link with other wedding service providers to ensure the wedding breakfast runs smoothly and seamlessly so that you do not have to. (Website under construction telephone only for now)

Contact Name: Nigel Barry

Email: info@toastmaster1066.co.uk

Telephone: 07974568874

Website: www.toastmaster1066.co.uk

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Confetti the Italian word for 'sweets'. In Itally sweets were thrown over the newlyweds as the left the church to bestow fertility on the couple as was the rice used by many poorer villages.

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The bouquet tossing custom started when the bride used to throw her left shoe over her shoulder to indicate her new status and departure from her old life into the new, the one who caught the shoe would be next to marry! It was replaced by the bouquet to stop the bride from walking barefooted for the rest of the day.

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The origin of the word “wedding” means to gamble or wager.

Last updated: 18th May 2012