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You may kiss the bride showed acceptance of the marriage contract in ancient times. This was before hand shakes and written contracts, a kiss (usually on the cheek) was a sign of bonding and acceptance of a contract.

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

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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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Carrying the Bride over the threshold of the new marital home symbolises medieval 'kidnapping' when they enter the marital home for the first time. If the bride entered the home with her left foot first, she would be visited by bad fortune. In order to avoid this disaster, the groom lifts her into the home.

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Religious Ceremonies can only be conducted in a place which has been formally registered by the Registrar General for marriages by a person who is registered to conduct weddings. If couples want to marry in a Church they are required to give public notice that they intend to be married.

Last updated: 18th May 2012