Weddings Around the World

Articles in Weddings Around the World

By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Prior to your wedding, prepare a yui-no ceremony, in which the bride and groom and their families exchange a series of gifts that signify happiness and fortune... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
It is traditional for Hawaiian brides to wear a fragrant lei of pikake buds (a type of jasmine). This garland is a symbol of purity and adds a lovely touch to the special day... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
There are many wedding customs from around the world that can be used to enhance any celebration. If you are looking for an authentic twist for your big day, here is your guide to planning a traditional Polish wedding... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 1 comments
In Scotland, the bride's family typically invites guests to come and admire the wedding gifts... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Weddings abroad have become easier and more popular for couples wanting a taste of the non-traditional. Having your dream wedding in an exotic and romantic beach location is possible virtually anywhere in the world. So, let your imagination go ... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Hawaiian music has a slow, melodic sound all its own. Capture the feel of the islands by using this traditional music to set the tone of your special day... more »
By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson 0 comments
Destination weddings are romantic and unique, but they require a little advance planning, especially if the wedding is taking place overseas. In Japan, the only legally binding marriage must take place in a local ward or city office. Before or ... more »
By sharoni 0 comments
Do you want to get married in your hometown? Or maybe there is another destination that holds special meaning for you both, such as a vacation spot. While many people choose to get married locally, long distance weddings can be a special treat. ... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Much thought goes into planning a Chinese wedding banquet. The foods that the bridal couple serves convey deep meaning, such as happiness, longevity and fertility... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 2 comments
Native American weddings are a true reflection of the couple's inner spirituality and beliefs. Some couples today embrace traditions from their heritage, while others prefer a more modern approach. Either way, each ceremony is completely unique... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 2 comments
Rely on the richness of English traditions to plan a proper and sophisticated wedding... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 7 comments
Claddagh rings are a type of Irish jewelry that depicts two hands holding a heart with a crown on top it. All of these symbols have great meaning. Therefore, some couples decide to exchange these instead of traditional wedding bands... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
The great state of Missouri is a wonderful place to get married. From the natural beauty of the Ozarks to the sweeping grace of the Arch in St. Louis, you will find many lovely places to say your vows in Missouri. Here’s how to get married in ... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 2 comments
Getting married on a cruise is a romantic way to combine your wedding and honeymoon into one truly unforgettable voyage... more »
By eHow Culture & Society Editor 4 comments
Jumping the broom is a popular African-American wedding tradition that symbolizes the sweeping away of the old and the welcoming of the new... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 4 comments
Weddings in China are cause for great celebration, since they mark the joining together of two families. Many rituals are performed to shower the bride and groom with happiness and good luck, and to keep evil spirits away... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 2 comments
Hawaiian weddings are typically tradition-filled to show respect for the family, ancestors and culture. This ensures luck, prosperity and happiness for the bridal couple... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 3 comments
Weddings in Ireland are an important time for renewal and continuity for the bride and groom. The couple often takes this time to connect with their roots in an effort to find a sense of tradition and identity to bring to their new family... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
More than 20,000 marriages take place every year in Hawaii, and there are a score of gorgeous settings in which to tie the knot among the islands. You can do it on the beach, at a world-famous resort, under the sea, on a cruise, by a waterfall, ... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 2 comments
If you've always dreamed of having a fairy tale wedding, consider exchanging your vows in Disney World's magical setting... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Enhance your Hawaiian wedding or luau with this traditional and delicious kalua pig dish, which is cooked underground for the entire day... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 4 comments
Hindu weddings are steeped in important rituals and customs. Some couples choose to have the typical Hindu ceremony that spans several days, while others have a condensed version that lasts only a few hours... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
A contemporary Japanese wedding is an elaborate and colorful affair that combines ancient Japanese rituals with modern Western touches... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 0 comments
Selecting colorful African fabric for your wedding garb can help you create a dramatic and beautiful event... more »
By eHow Weddings Editor 7 comments
Reflect your pride in your cultural heritage by selecting traditional Scottish attire for your wedding... more »