Since it’s Halloween (where has the year gone!?), let’s talk about pumpkins! The tradition of carving pumpkins has its roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain which took place in ancient Britain and Ireland. It was a celebration marking the end of summer and the start of the new year on November 1. It was … Read more
With so many elements to plan for a wedding, there is almost always something that doesn’t go as perfectly as it was planned. Learning how to “adapt and overcome” any chellenge is a key to making a marriage successful in the long term. Read on to find out how one engaged couple made lemonade from … Read more
The tradition of giving the bride away dates back to Ancient Rome and was revived in 1549. Read on to find out why! From Medieval times to 1549, a bride arrived at her wedding ceremony in an entirely unique way from the way she often does today. Until 1549, there was a procession from the … Read more
On June 1, Crown Prince Hussein married Crown Princess Rajwa, the daughter of a family related to the king of Saudi Arabia. As part of the dress code, guests were not allowed to wear tiaras to the wedding but were allowed to wear their tiaras to the wedding banquet in the evening. Read on to … Read more
In the Middle Ages, the best man was there to help the bride and groom elope and defy their parents.
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