The Bride
This is the bride's full birth name?
What is Katie Lee Porter
These are the "somethings" it is recommended for the bride to wear on her wedding day
What is something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue
This tradition was meant to "shower" the bride and groom with fortune, prosperity and fertility
What is throwing rice
This common expression for getting married probably came from words spoken in the ceremony
What is saying I do
This is the bride's favorite ice cream flavor?
What is caramel swirl
This signifies optimism for the future
What is something new
They originally wore similar dresses to the bride to confuse her exes and outsmart evil spirits. That way, the evil spirits wouldn't know which woman in the group was getting married.
Who are the bridesmaids
This dates back to a time of arranged marriages, where the "giving away" of the bride represented transfer of ownership. Today, it's a common expression for getting married.
What is walking down the aisle
He is the bride's favorite movie actor?
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This is supposed to be taken from a happily married couple to pass along good fortune
What is something borrowed
Brides didn't start wearing white until around 1840 when Queen Victoria was married to Prince Albert. Until then they commonly wore this color.
What is red
This common idiom dates back to the medieval era & an ancient Celtic ritual of tying cloth around a couple's hands, symbolizing two becoming one to bind them together in matrimony.
What is tying the knot
She was the bride when she had her first kiss?
What is 16
This is associated with faithfulness and loyalty in the relationship
What is something blue
This person had to be the strongest and most capable of the lot when it came to using a sword or weapon to fight off enemies and rival attackers during the ceremony. Oh, and sometimes this person had to kidnap the bride...
Who is the best man
The phrase originated in America and was initially used to describe tying horses to wagons, around the late 1500s to early 1600s. Later, it was used to describe two people getting married, implying that two people were being tied together.
What is getting hitched
The Roman goddess Juno rules over marriage and childbirth, hence the popularity of this month for weddings.
What is June
This is the bride's dream job.
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This represents continuity and connects the bride to her past and her family
What is something old
This tradition started because it was considered unladylike for the bride to show that she wanted to leave her father’s home. Or maybe her feet just hurt from dancing.
What is carrying the bride over the threshold
This literally means to do something that you have been thinking of doing for some time & has become an idiom for getting married. It has nothing to do with cold water.
What is take the plunge