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Le, the exchange of wedding rings, etc. Just how far back do these 'traditions' really go? Do any of them stem from medieval or renaissance times? 1.3: Do the garter and bouquet tosses really date back to medieval times? 1.4: What is the story behind the wedding rhyme: "Something old, something new, Something borrowed, something blue, And a lucky sixpence for your shoe." 1.5: I'm not pagan but my boyfriend is, and he asked me if I'd like to take part in a Handfasting with him. I know the basics of it ...366 days of a trial marriage sort of thing and, at the end of the 366 days, there is a choice of continuing the relationship or ending it. Is handfasting legally binding? What exactly is done and in what order? 1.6: I'm getting married next September, and we plan to have a handfasting. I'm trying to gather ideas for the ceremony, decorations, etc. and would love to hear from anyone who has planned or attended a handfasting. 1.7: My best friend is planning a medieval peasant's wedding an
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Second weddings are usually smaller and more intimate but there are no rules if you want a repeat of your first extravagant wedding. Some brides, (such as my sister) who had only a very small wedding first time round, enjoy the thought of an elaborate second wedding. My sister admits that this time round she knows exactly what she wants for her wedding day as she has attended innumerous weddings since her first wedding 12 years ago. The advantages of organizing a wedding second time around are: ♥ You know the pitfalls and what could go wrong as you have probably experienced a few with your first wedding. ♥ You have a better idea of what style and theme of wedding you want as you have more experience of weddings you have attended over the years. ♥ You are free to create any kind of wedding you and your partner want - be as creative as you want (so long as your budget allows it!). ♥ You can invite who you want to your wedding this time round without the restrictions of having pa
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