Old wedding traditions

Showing your tush to the wedding photographer isn’t the strangest or most objectionable tradition people have dreamt up in the past few centuries.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. Although there are some wedding traditions that most brides follow on the day that they tie the knot, many brides as of late choose to have more modern nontraditional weddings and…

For most modern wedding guests, a "traditional" American wedding would be totally unrecognizable.

Ever since Prince William and Kate Middleton were married back in April of 2011, the world has been fascinated by the royals, and all their old-fashioned royal wedding traditions. And now that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to do the very…

Irish wedding traditions are highly superstitious and date back for hundreds of years. These traditions embody Irish culture and identity and many are still used today.

Ever wondered where wedding traditions come from? In this post I delve into the history of wedding traditions. Where they come from, should we still be following them and sharing some ideas for making your wedding truly yours.

15 Wedding Traditions and Superstitions | Martha Stewart Weddings - Ever wonder where "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" came from? Or why it's considered bad luck to give knives as a wedding gift? From the bizarre to the spooky, learn more about popular wedding superstitions and practices—and their origins.

Wedding traditions are not written in stone and many of which you won't even notice didn't happen. Make a list of what is important and go from there.

Old, new, borrowed, & blue - the "new" could be your future daughter's (or daughter-in-law-to-be) "old" or "borrowed".