Does anybody know of any polish wedding traditions? I can only find two: the money dance and a breade, wine, salt ceremony.
crazy_betty
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I'm doing the money dance! My mom is currently struggling to find a 'bridal babushka,' hahaha.
Don't know any others though, sorry.
JLWSJC
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I read that the bride and groom walk up the aisle together, which I thought was interesting.
Removal of th veil/replaceing with an apron or cap
Did you know Polish wedding traditionally don't take place during Lent OR Advent:?
It seems that Western weddings are very similar to Polish weddings though from what I've read... I'm not finding anything more specific than what you'e already got
valthom426
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In smaller villages, a crown of rosemary is woven for the bride, representing remembrance, because they didn't wear veils until the 19thc. I had rosemary added to my girls bouquet and the guys boutineers to represent my husband's Polish ancestry.
JohnnyandGia
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Posted by valthom426
In smaller villages, a crown of rosemary is woven for the bride, representing remembrance, because they didn't wear veils until the 19thc. I had rosemary added to my girls bouquet and the guys boutineers to represent my husband's Polish ancestry.
