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Monday, October 13, 2014; 4:00 PM-8:00 PM
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Monday, July 21st, 2014; 4PM-8PM
JW Marriott Essex House, NYC
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In India, it is considered a form of protection and luck to be symbolically married to a tree.1
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In Egypt, women will pinch the bride to bring good luck to those who pinched her.1
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Oriental wedding dresses often display embroidered cranes, which are symbols of life-long fidelity. At Japanese weddings, the presence of 1001 white paper origami cranes is considered good luck.1
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Because ducks mate for life, a Korean groom will ask a happily married friend to make him two small wooden ducks for his new household.1
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To ensure fertility, the Irish would take a hen that was about to lay an egg and tie it to the wedding bed.1
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Greek brides believed that tucking a lump of sugar into the wedding gown would bring sweetness throughout married life.1
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Much like the modern tradition of feeding wedding cake to one’s spouse, in ancient Rome, couples pledged their unity by sharing food. Today a Japanese bride and groom drink sake together, Jewish couples drink from the same cup of consecrated wine, and Muslim couples eat from the same piece of candy.1
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In many countries, a yellow wedding dress has traditionally been seen as a sign of a wife’s intention to cheat on her husband or of jealousy.1
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Monday, April 28, 2014, 4:00 PM-8:00 PM
The Metropolitan Pavilion, New York City
Event Highlights include:
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Puritans banned wedding rings because they thought they were “frivolous” jewelry or relics of Popery.1
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All over the world, there is a long tradition of mock battles to keep the groom away from the bride on their wedding day. For example, in Thailand, a groom often will find the entrance of the bride’s house roped off until he offers money to get through. In some nomadic tribes in Central Asia, a groom and his party would pursue his bride on horseback—as she was riding away…
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Bedouin girls will often begin to sew their wedding dresses when they turn nine years old and so that they will finish their gown before they marry at the age of fourteen or fifteen.1
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The Ozark people located in central America believed placing the dried tongue of a turtle dove in a loved one’s house would persuade him or her to marry.1
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In Afghanistan, a man who wanted to marry a woman would cut off a lock of her hair or throw a sheet over her and proclaim her his bride.1
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A morganatic marriage is a union of a person of royal blood with one of inferior rank. Such a marriage is called a “left-hand marriage” because at the wedding ceremony,
the husband holds the bride’s hand with his right hand with his left hand the groom traditionally held his bride’s right hand with his left hand instead of his right. Though these marriages are…
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