Czech wedding traditions

here These are some of the fun lil tidbits I discovered about Bohemian/Czech wedding traditions: here Wreath of rosemary: traditionally the bridesmaids made a wreath of rosemary for the bride to wear—it symbolizes the wish for wisdom, love, and loyalty. here After the ceremony, friends of the groom would hang a rope decorated by flowers, ribbons, and empty bottles. The groom needed to pay his friends in order to pass through the rope and pay himself out of the sins of his youth. (interesting…

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