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A BRIDE WALKS DOWN THE AISLE WITH HER LONG HAIR HANGING
FREE AND DURING THE RECEPTION PARTY THE BRIDE'S HAIR
IS BRAIDED UP. THIS BRINGS GOOD LUCK.
Where learned: MICHIGAN ; DETROIT
| Subject headings: | BELIEF -- Marriage Bride |
Date learned: 11-07-1968
IN OLDEN DAYS, A BRIDE STOOD BENEATH A CANOPY TO SHOW
SHE WAS UNDER THE PROTECTION OF HER GROOM. NOWADAYS SHE
WEARS A WEDDING VEIL TO SYMBOLIZE HER SUBMISSION TO HIM.
Where learned: BUFFALO ; NEW YORK
| Subject headings: | BELIEF -- Marriage Bride |
Date learned: 10-00-1969
MAKE YOUR OWN WEDDING DRESS, AND YOU'LL NOT LIVE TO
WEAR IT.
Submitter comment:
I GOT THIS FROM SEVERAL SOURCES WHEN I WAS CONSIDERING
MAKING MY WEDDING GOWN; THIS GIRL MUST NOT BELIEVE IT,
HOWEVER, SINCE SHE'S MAKING HER OWN.
| Subject headings: | BELIEF -- Marriage Bride |
Date learned: 09-01-1968
IF YOU HAVE PEARLS ON YOUR WEDDING DRESS, THESE ARE
SUPPOSED TO BE TEARDROPS, MEANING YOU WILL CRY YOUR
LIFE TOGETHER--YOUR HUSBAND AND YOU.
Where learned: MICHIGAN ; GROSSE POINTE
| Subject headings: | BELIEF -- Marriage Bride |
Date learned: 02-09-1972