Nuptials by Brenda por Espanol

26/02/2022

¡Felicitaciones!

Margie y José

Te deseo mucho amor y felicidad.

26/02/2022

¡Felicidades!

Yahel y Jason
Te deseo un matrimonio largo y feliz.

26/02/2022

¡Felicitaciones!

Jeanette y David
Te deseo una vida de amor y felicidad. La segunda vez debería ser una bendición.

26/02/2022

¡Felicitaciones!
Sara y Ricardo
Gracias por permitirnos compartir este día de alegría. Les deseamos todo lo mejor al embarcarse en esta maravillosa unión. Me encantó tu familia y el tiempo ventoso que tuvimos allí.
Los mejores deseos para todos ustedes.

27/08/2021

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27/04/2021

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28/10/2020

¡Felicidades!

Diana & Luis

Los mejores deseos en el día de su boda.

28/10/2020

Congratulations!

Michelle & Zoriel

¡Felicidades, y que tengan juntos una vida plena de bendiciones y maravillas!

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28/10/2020

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28/10/2020

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27/10/2020

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08/10/2020

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27/09/2020

Muchas felicidades Jesús y Clara!!

04/09/2020

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07/07/2020

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07/07/2020

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07/07/2020

One of the most popular rituals is the 13 Coins, or Arras, which I’ve written about, and performed many times. Basically, it is simply the exchange of the coins, symbolizing commitment to one another. I can give it many interpretations and it is also done in church.

The 13 Coins from a wedding I officiated.

Here are a few other customs and traditions I’ve discovered so far:

In modern Spain brides usually wear white dresses, but in earlier times a black lace or silk dress was popular. But not matter what color her dress, a bride will wear a lace mantilla – a beautiful veil, secured with combs, to complete her look. In Andalusia, some brides wear flamenco style dresses!

There’s an old tradition in which the bride embroiders the groom’s wedding shirt. I’m thinking modern women have lost the art of embroidering, and it does feel very old school, but it’s still a lovely idea.

Ceremonies take place later in in day in Spain, because the evening meal is served later. Also in consideration that it is a cooler part of the day, so expect a 6pm ceremony time.

Photo from 1922 of traditional Spanish Bride

Speaking of weather – spring is the most popular time for wedding in Spain. Orange blossoms are in bloom and they are chosen – like so many deep-rooted traditions – because they symbolize fertility. The wonderful fragrance of orange blossoms reminds everyone of joy and happiness. I know there is an abundance of orange blossom perfume, and I hope to pick some up as a souvenir.

Family is important and it is not uncommon for a Spanish wedding to have 200 to 300 or more guests. There are no bridesmaids or groomsmen however, but a tradition of corsages for the bride’s girlfriends says that a girl who loses her corsage during the ceremony will be the next to marry. How she losses it is anyone’s guess, but no questions asked.

As the father of the bride es**rts her, so too, does the groom’s mother es**rt him. I love this and highly recommend it. The groom and his mom enter first, and he will wait at the altar, as is typical here as well.

If you’re attending a wedding in Spain, a gift of money is always appreciated. Be sure to dress to impress. A Spanish wedding is full out fancy.The traditional dance named ‘seguidillas manchegas’ is danced by the couple and the guests. It is also common practice to have a live band perform at the wedding. Expect firecrackers, flower petals and rice to be tossed but no wedding speeches.

Interesting fact: wedding rings are worn on the right hand.