Movie/TV Couples
Ross & Rachel
The wedding party walking down the aisle
What is the processional?
What is the Titanic?
What is The Hangover?
As the ceremony comes to an end, the groom (or in some instances the bride and groom) is invited to step on a glass inside a cloth bag to shatter it.
What is Jewish?
Jack & Rose
What is Titanic?
Something old, something new and something borrowed.
What is something BLUE?
I Will Always Love You
What is The Body Guard?
Greg can't please Jack no matter what
What is Meet the Parents?
In this lighthearted tradition, bridesmaids give the groom a hard time on the morning of the wedding day by putting him (and sometimes his groomsmen) through a series of tests and challenges, called "wedding door games," to prove that he's worthy of the bride. Then, he must pay off the girls with envelopes full of money. That's what friends are for!
What is Chinese?
Jim & Pam
What is The Office?
What is weddings?
I Wanna Grow Old With You
What is The Wedding Singer?
Jane has been a bridesmaids so many times
What is 27 Dresses?
Every man who dances with the bride must pin money to her dress to help the couple pay for their wedding and honeymoon. Bank on it!
What is Cuban?
Bella & Edward
What is Twilight?
The wedding party walking back down the aisle after the ceremoney
It had to Be You
What is When Harry Met Sally?
Toula is still unmarried at 30 years old
What is My Big Fat Greek Wedding?
After getting married, couples are presented with a large log and a saw. By sawing the log in half as a team, it is believed they are proving their ability to work together in overcoming tough obstacles.
What German?
Allie & Noah
What is The Notebook?
Romans thought this protected the bride from evil spirits?
What is a veil?
A Thousand Years
What is Twilight?
Jerrry & John LOVE weddings
What is the Wedding Crashers?
The couple's older, unmarried siblings traditionally perform a dance, all wearing wacky, brightly colored socks. As they dance, guests throw money at them which is then collected and presented to the newlyweds.
What is French-Canadian?