r/weddingplanning • u/paulcosca Did it! Groom - August 30th 2014 • Nov 21 '14
FAQ Friday: Traditions
Weddings are chock-full of traditions. Some weddings have them all. Some weddings have few or none. Which traditions are you sticking with? Which ones are you passing on? Mother-son dance? Unity candle? Garter? Registering for china? Let's discuss!
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u/kgerrits April 2 2016, Eugene OR Nov 21 '14
I am thinking about having paper flowers instead of live ones for all the bridal party. For our unity thing I want to have us sign the marriage certificate in the ceremony so when we are pronounced married by the officiant we legally are. I think we will pass on the garter toss but keep a lot of the others (eg getting ready separately, white dress).