Mrs.Anteater
Just keep going....
Weddings come in all forms and sizes, with and without catastrophes.
How was yours?
And- would you do it again that way?
How was yours?
And- would you do it again that way?
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The mean people bring a whole toilet to smash.Anybody knows of “ unusual” wedding traditions?
In Germany, people often have a “ Polterabend”. Meaning a “ Noise -Evening”- before the wedding. Friends and colleagues are coming , its a casual event and might just involve snacks and beer, but everyone brings a plate or something made of porcelain and smashes it at the front door ( there would be a cardboard padded area set up), to shew away the “ bad ghosts”, while the bride and groom have to sweep the broken pieces into a pile for “good luck”. Smashing glass is bad luck, so never bring glass. ( funny how that is opposite to jewish tradition)
Another thing that could happen is that the bride gets abducted by friends during the evening who take her to different bars and wrap up a bill, while the groom has to follow and pay the bills. I think, this probably only happens , if it still does, in rural areas where the bars are fewer and in walking distance.
We tried renewing our vows for our 25th anniversary