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One of the most important days in a person's life is their Wedding Day. It is the day when two people unite, when their two families and all their friends come together to celebrate the love and the bond that will exist for the rest of their lives. This day will take countless hours to plan in an effort to ensure every aspect will combine to make the day special and memorable. Since our heritage is a part of us, many of our oldest customs and traditions are often incorporated into the event .... a sharing of culture. Many of these
customs are considered a symbol of "Good Luck" and indeeed in this dayand age a young couple can use all the luck they can get.
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a sixpence piece for her shoe..." old Victorian rhyme.Something old was the connection to family, something new for good luck,
something borrowed was a symbol of friendship, something blue considered a lucky color in Ireland, a sixpence piece for her shoe so the bride would never want.
The Last Stitch in the wedding gown was not placed till the wedding day for good luck.
Back in the "Good Old Days" most people got married in June because they took their yearly bath in May and they still smelled pretty good by June... However, brides carried a bouquet of flowers to hide the body odor. Hence the custom today of carrying a bouquet when getting married."
Flowers have always been an important aspect of weddings. In Ireland the bride often wore a wreath of wildflowers in her hair . If the bride carried a bouquet she almost always put wildflowers in it. A sprig of shamrock was also considered good luck to be tucked in the bouquet.
A Horseshoe tucked into the bouquet also was a symbol of good luck and fortune.
The Magic Hanky is a linen hanky carried by the bride on her wedding day. With a few stitches the bridal hanky becomes a christening bonnet for her first-born. This keepsake will later become a wedding hanky on the fisrt-born's wedding day , and so the tradition continues..........
Another Celtic Tradition was to save the top-layer of the wedding cake for the Christening of the first-born.
Never wear new shoes on your wedding day, the fairies may steal the bridal couple away to Tir na n'Og - the land of eternal youth.
The woman of your choice to you, Land without rent to you, A child every year to you.............And may you die in Ireland....."
The Wedding Toast was traditionally mead - an ancient blend of white wine, honey and other herbs. In old Ireland mead was considered by the Celts to promote fertility. The honeymoon lasted for 30 days - or until all the mead was consumed. In ancient times Pewter Goblets were used, with the double handled goblet the bridal couple interlock their arms - as a symbol of unity.
The Wedding Coin has two versions, both of which can be used. A sixpence piece for her shoe - worn in her shoe for luck that she will never be in want. Another custom is that during the ceremony after the blessing of the rings, the
groom gives his new spouse a silver coin ...." I give you this as a token of all I possess...." it is a symbol of willingness to share all he owns or will own in the future. This keepsake is then passed down from generation to generation.

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