German Wedding Customs

The bride and groom's suit is not so different from what Americans are used to, used at a wedding. The bride wore a white wedding dress, even if the trains are often omitted or short stay. If the bride chooses to wear the veil, they will keep at least until the first dance at the reception. 

One thing that might surprise many people is that German women generally do not have engagement rings. Instead, the couple chooses matching rings as wedding bridal jewelry that will be worn on the right hand instead of the left. Of course, the bride will wear bridal jewelry such as earrings and a necklace, compliment her wedding dress.

Since the German newlyweds leave the church, they will be showered in rice. Throwing rice is an ancient symbol of fertility, and the German custom is that every grain of rice that is in the hair of the bride is a future child. The couple made their exit from the church in a car decorated with flowers, with a procession of guests, then bind to their car antennas, the white stripes. There are many happy horns and traffic sound back to happiness.

The wedding ceremony is about all night in Germany (which is also true in most European countries). The party starts with cakes and coffee, while the pair picked up their wedding portraits. 

This is followed by more dancing, gala dinner and dancing until dawn. By all accounts, German wedding party sounds really fun with games, grilling and lots of beer flowing. Couple's first dance, by the way, is traditionally a waltz. An interesting German tradition involves the couple tried to saw a log together. 

How the task is to show the team and how they work together to accomplish tasks in their marriage work.