The wedding ceremony of each country There are different according to each nation. The belief in the stories, but whether it is a wedding ceremony, it is a moral standpoint and beauty in itself already. Today we took another wedding ceremony here. Many people may not know to tell that it is the tradition of Old New Borrowed Blue and six pence coins in the shoes of the bride. But it would have to be like that. According to find answers to me at the wedding ceremony of the British and Americans. There is often a belief by the phrase ... Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue and a Silver Sixpence in Her Shoe ... which comes from an ancient poem from the Victorian era. The direct translation of the Old, the New, of borrowed, blue and six pence coins in the shoes of a woman. Have the following meanings ... antiques (Something Old) refers to the family of the bride and past it. Think back to the old days with the family, which may be considered as representative of the bond that transmitted from one family to a new family is about to begin. By the bride usually carried out usually is inherited from your mother, grandmother, such as jewelry, various new (Something New) reflects the optimism and hope of life in the future. page It will start a new life with a new family, as hopeful. And the bright future that is about to begin. Many were taken New wedding ring A new piece of jewelry And new wedding dress Attend the wedding ceremony marriage of borrowing (Something Borrowed), which the bride had to borrow from a friend or fetish objects closer or family happily married. It is believed to deliver the luck to live with the couple. Includes tips on good relations with others. The bride is a reminder of friendship. And encouragement from peers of the blue (Something Blue) stemmed from ancient Rome. The bride will wear blue to show love, humility, integrity and honesty addition, Christians often dressed statue of the Virgin in a robe of blue, so it is said that blue means flawless other words. with It may be used as a hiding place in the bride like a blue ribbon tied bouquet. Nail or six pence coins (A Silver Sixpence in Her Shoe) customarily says. Take coins worth sixpence. (In dollars, the United Kingdom) to put the left shoe of the bride. He is believed to have made a fortune of money, which is said to be the oldest traditions of the people of Scotland, which is usually the groom took a sixpence coin placed in the boots for good luck. But it may take a silver medal is worth more appropriate. Because penny coin was rare then.
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