feeling a little superstitious?? this is funny
someone sent this to me.....a lot of it sounds a little medieval lol.....read it for laughs, some of them are really weird!
~Brides-to-be should not practice writing their new name before the wedding - it's thought to bring bad luck by tempting fate.
~It is thought unlucky for the bride to make her own wedding dress.
~It's unlucky for the groom to see the bride in her wedding dress before until she arrives at the ceremony.
~A green dress is thought to be unlucky unless the bride is Irish.
~A combination of red and white flowers should be avoided because they stand for blood and bandages. hellllllooooooo I plan on doing red & white flowers!! lol
~Lillies symbolize majesty to some but are thought unlucky by others because of their association with death.
~The wedding ring signifies that which does not end or begin but it a circle of forever.
~When the bride is ready to leave the house for the wedding ceremony a last look in the mirror will bring her good luck. However returning to the mirror once she has began her journey will result in bad luck.
~Seeing a chimney sweep on the way to a wedding is thought to bring good luck. and where does one find a chimney sweep?? lol
~Good luck omens when seen on the way to the wedding ceremony include lambs, toads, spiders, black cats and rainbows.
~On the way to the wedding ceremony seeing an open grave, a pig, a lizard, or hearing a cockerel crow after dawn are all thought to be omens of bad luck.
~Bad weather on the way to the wedding is thought to be an omen of an unhappy marriage, although in some cultures rain is considered a good omen. Cloudy skies and wind are believed to cause stormy marriages. Snow on the other hand is associated with fertility and wealth.
~It is said that the first partner who buys a new item after the wedding will be the dominant one in the relationship. uh pretty safe to say, that'll be ME!!! hahaha
~Tie shoes to the back of the newlywed's car to ensure their good luck.
~The bride is carried by her new husband so that she does not touch the threshold when entering her new home.
~The best man must ensure that the groom does not turn back once he's begun his journey to the church (wedding ceremony), if he does it's bad luck.
~Brides-to-be should not practice writing their new name before the wedding - it's thought to bring bad luck by tempting fate.
~It is thought unlucky for the bride to make her own wedding dress.
~It's unlucky for the groom to see the bride in her wedding dress before until she arrives at the ceremony.
~A green dress is thought to be unlucky unless the bride is Irish.
~A combination of red and white flowers should be avoided because they stand for blood and bandages. hellllllooooooo I plan on doing red & white flowers!! lol
~Lillies symbolize majesty to some but are thought unlucky by others because of their association with death.
~The wedding ring signifies that which does not end or begin but it a circle of forever.
~When the bride is ready to leave the house for the wedding ceremony a last look in the mirror will bring her good luck. However returning to the mirror once she has began her journey will result in bad luck.
~Seeing a chimney sweep on the way to a wedding is thought to bring good luck. and where does one find a chimney sweep?? lol
~Good luck omens when seen on the way to the wedding ceremony include lambs, toads, spiders, black cats and rainbows.
~On the way to the wedding ceremony seeing an open grave, a pig, a lizard, or hearing a cockerel crow after dawn are all thought to be omens of bad luck.
~Bad weather on the way to the wedding is thought to be an omen of an unhappy marriage, although in some cultures rain is considered a good omen. Cloudy skies and wind are believed to cause stormy marriages. Snow on the other hand is associated with fertility and wealth.
~It is said that the first partner who buys a new item after the wedding will be the dominant one in the relationship. uh pretty safe to say, that'll be ME!!! hahaha
~Tie shoes to the back of the newlywed's car to ensure their good luck.
~The bride is carried by her new husband so that she does not touch the threshold when entering her new home.
~The best man must ensure that the groom does not turn back once he's begun his journey to the church (wedding ceremony), if he does it's bad luck.
