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DO’S AND DON’T’S: WEDDING GUEST GUIDE

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It must be confusing for some people when it comes to a wedding invitation. Like those questions passing by your mind “What should I wear?” “What kind of accessories would match my dress” or “What should I do with my hair?”. You must be want to look stunning and keep it a bit more under the conservative side. Read this below and you’ll be a perfect guest.

DO’s :

  1. First thing you have to know the dress-code. They usually put a note for the dress-code in the invitations.

  1. It must be tiring to wear high heels in hours so prepare flats in your car and you good to dance again

  1. Be there, on-time. Especially if you’re their close friends and family.

  1. RSVP asap

  1. Don’t forget your wedding gift and wrap it beautifully

  1. Enjoy the rest of the party. Make those big smiles out from the bride and groom’s lips

 

DON’T’s

  1. Avoid white. You know the one who should be in white is the Bride. Let her shine and let her be the spotlight on her Wedding Day. Except they want their guests to wear white ‘cause it’s going to be a white party.
  2. You definitely want to be respectful by not wearing any super tight and short dress or skirt. Wear something polite so keep it covered and classy girl

  1. Keep your phones in your pocket or your purse. The photographer wants to catch your big smile, not the back of your phones. Unless otherwise instructed.

  1. Don’t bring someone with you unless there’s a “plus-one” note

  1. If you’re in a hurry and need to be going soon, wait right after the cutting cake

  1. Complaining the food might ruin the bride, groom, and family’s mood down. Enjoy and respect them
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These wedding traditions are really EXIST!

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The world with its diversity and uniqueness in all of the countries makes life more colorful and there is no end to talk about. One of them is about love. It is natural and pure. Some people said that God gave us a half part heart and we need to find the other half to complete ourselves. But how if a couple already finds their other half and have a completed heart? The answer is to commit to marriage. A marriage unites 2 humans and 2 families with their own traditions. And these are some wedding traditions with its uniqueness.

  1. Sweden

The 4th biggest country in Europe has a lot of wedding traditions. For example, it is Kissing party. This tradition is allowing people to kiss the bride or the groom (usually on the cheeks) when one of them is not in the table together to go to the toilet or anything. Do you want to have a Swedish friend now?

  1. Borneo

Are you strong enough to hold your needs to urinate? Tidong people in Borneo observe a tradition that states the bride and groom must not leave their home or use the bathroom for three whole days after their wedding ceremony and are kept under watchful guard and allowed only a small amount of food and drink. In Tidong culture, not observing the ritual is said to tarnish the bride and groom with bad luck and to give them many kids.

  1. Tahiti

Before getting married, the citizens of Marquesas Island have to do their tradition which is step on the back of their families. This is such a fun tradition. It will be more fun if their families also need free shiatsu treatment.

  1. Kenya

To get their parents’ permission, the Bride and Groom-to-be of Masai, they have to let their head and chest to be spat out by their oldest families. It’s a symbol of gratitude and it’s also a common thing to do. Not only to get permission for their marriage, the spit-out tradition usually used to congrats someone for a newborn baby.

  1. Korea

For a Korean man who will get married, they have to let their friends beating their foot. They believe that this tradition will give the groom more vitality on his first night as a husband with his wife. First of all, the groom needs to take off his shoes and tie his feet together with a rope or a sash. They then lift his legs off the ground and start beating the soles of his feet with a wood stick or dried yellow corvine fish

It’s very unique, isn’t it? And until now, those traditions are still preserved and they keep it forwarded to the next generation. How about your traditions?

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