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Tie the Knot
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This western wedding staple involves a bride throwing her floral arrangement to see who will be the next bride-to-be

The bouquet toss

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The film culminates in a wedding where Buttercup is about to marry Prince Humperdinck before an unexpected rescue

The Princess Bride

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This Canadian island is home to Iqaluit, capital of Nunavut

Baffin Island

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This baked snack is traditionally twisted into a knot before baking and often topped with coarse salt

Pretzel

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This legendary New York arena known for championship games and sold‑out concerts hosted the ceremony of pop‑music superstar Taylor Swift and an NFL tight end Travis Kelce 

Madison Square Garden

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A common wedding custom in several Asian cultures, this ceremony has the bride and groom serve tea to older relatives as a symbol of respect and family unity

Tea Ceremony

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This 1972 Best Picture winner opens with the lavish wedding of Connie Corleone

The Godfather

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The Dominican Republic shares the island of Hispaniola with this Caribbean nation

Haiti

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a knot is equal to this measure of distance per hour

nautical mile

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This nearly 1,000‑year‑old London church, long associated with royal coronations hosted the 2011 wedding of Prince William and his longtime partner Catherine Middleton

Westminster Abbey

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During this pre-wedding celebration, the bride's hands and feet are adorned with intricate mehndi designs believed to bring joy and good fortune.

Henna Ceremony

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Rachel attends the extravagant Singapore wedding of Colin and Araminta in this 2018 romantic comedy

Crazy Rich Asians

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The Torres Strait separates Australia from this island, the world's second-largest by area

New Guinea

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This is a wide, symmetrical, and formal triangular necktie knot that pairs best with spread collars

Windsor knot

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Marie Antoinette and the future King Louis XVI got married at this venue known as one of the greatest achievements in French 17th century art

Palace of Versailles

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A Polterabend is a traditional pre-wedding celebration in this country where guests gather to smash old porcelain, earthenware, and ceramic items for good luck

Germany

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The interrupted wedding of Victor Van Dort and Victoria Everglot sets off the plot of this Tim Burton animated film

The Corpse Bride
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Known as Formosa until the 20th century, this island's capital is Taipei

Taiwan

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This decorative knotwork style originated in the art of Ireland, Scotland, and other parts of the British Isles

Celtic Knot

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Celine Dion tied the knot in this breathtaking Montreal landmark known for its blue and gold interior and dramatic vaulted ceiling

Notre-Dame Basilica

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this wedding tradition popular in latin communities involves draping a figure-eight cord around the bride and groom, symbolizing unity 

The Lasso (Lazo) Ceremony (also accept lace and cord ceremony, yugal, El Lazo, Lazo de bodas )

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Benjamin interrupts Elaine's wedding by pounding on a church window and shouting her name in this 1967 classic

The Graduate

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Nuku'alofa is the capital of this only sovereign island kingdom in Polynesia, a nation frequently cited among those with the world's highest adult obesity prevalence

Tonga

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This knot's more geometric name is preferred by many knot-tying guides, though sailors may know it as a reef knot

square knot

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This iconic New York landmark was featured in Home Alone 2 and served as the wedding venue for Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones

The Plaza Hotel