In early English tradition, groomsmen often helped carry the bride to the alter. These groomsmen were known as the bride's what?
Bride's Knights
Which US state has a park known as "Honeymoon Island"?
Florida
Egyptians as a sign of devotion. Researchers have found the rings were often made of hemp and reed, which were then braided tightly so as to stay in a ring shape on one's finger. Like today, it was placed on the "ring" finger on the left hand, as it was believed to connect straight to the heart.
In what country do newlyweds traditionally saw a log in half after the ceremony?
Germany!
After getting married, couples in Germany receive a large log and a saw. They're supposed to saw the log in half as a team, which foreshadows their ability to overcome obstacles in their marriage through collaboration
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A bride is supposed to wear these 4 "somethings" on her wedding day
Old
New
Borrowed
Blue
How many years is the LONGEST marriage on record?
84 - Zelmyra and Herbert Fisher broke the Guinness world record for the longest marriage. They were married on May 13, 1924. Both passed away in 2011 and 2013 at 105 years old.
Japan
This country has the lowest divorce rate of any country in the world.
Italy
Elizabeth Taylor
In the middle ages, bouquets were generally made of what?
Herbs, including garlic to ward off evil spirits.
Las Vegas, Nevada
In the movie "Wedding Crashers", these two actors are the ultimate bachelors until they find love in the end
Owen Wilson
Vince Vaughn
Meghan Markle
What is the purpose of a ring in a traditional wedding ceremony?
Historians date the first wedding rings back to ancient Egypt, when they were considered a symbol of eternity!
According to Knot.com, this historic coastal town is the second most popular wedding destination for 2023.
"Blush" and "Bashful" are Shelby's wedding colors in this 1989 popular drama.
If the shoe fits, wear it! This bride was chosen by her prince by way of a tiny glass slipper.