Garter Toss!
In the old days, a bride’s clothing was often seen as a good luck charm and many guests would try to get a piece of what the bride was wearing. Now the tradition has changed and the bride wears a garter. The garter is then removed from the bride’s leg by her husband and tossed into a sea of men. The man to catch the garter is “next to be married”.
It’s a fun tradition and it is fun to see the guys get competitive in order to catch the garter.
But first, let me take a selfie…
Selfies are a growing trend and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. I recently read a statistic that said “millennials are expected to take 25,700 selfies throughout their lives.
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The newlyweds grand exit!
A couple walks away from their wedding reception hand in hand as a family. The wedding process is so amazing to experience.
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Momma’s Boy
A mother sometimes can be reluctant to hand over their baby boys to his bride. The love of a mother for her children is one of the strongest bonds there are.
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We’ve got money honey…
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Wedding koozies for the win…
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The little ones!
Shoutout to all of the young ones that never fail to brighten up a wedding! Their precious innocence and bright smiles make every wedding so much more beautiful.
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Groom Cake!
The groom’s cake is very different from the traditional wedding cake. It is a way to express the groom and his interests through a beautiful work of art.
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Father-Daughter Dances
It’s said that a girl ends up with a man like her father. That doesn’t seem like a bad thing to us.
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Newlyweds get the first piece!
Cake cutting symbolizes the first task that a husband and wife do together. Feeding it to one another shows the promise that they vowed to provide for one another in marriage.
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