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  • How to Return the Bouquet to a Bride

    Attending a wedding of a loved one is often a joyous occasion in which participating in various traditions can create additional questions. One of those questions is, if you happen to catch the...

  • How to Remove the Garter at a Wedding

    The removal of the garter is one of the oldest standing wedding traditions. Modern brides can be thankful that the garter is now just fabric and elastic to make removal easier. They can be even...

  • Alternatives to Tossing the Bridal Bouquet

    Many brides think the custom of tossing their bouquet is an outdated one, but they are at a loss for an alternative. Thankfully, there are many alternatives to tossing the bouquet, so any bride is...

  • How to Have a Hilarious Garter Toss Ceremony at a Wedding Reception

    A garter toss has been a time honored tradition at wedding ceremonies, but if you want to shake things up a little, have a few surprises under the dress before revealing the finale.

  • Importance of Wedding Garters

    The garter toss is a longstanding wedding tradition that remains popular today. Wedding garters can range from whimsical to elegant, but should be carefully chosen since your guests will see your...

  • Why Do Brides Wear Garters?

    A garter is a type of women's undergarment that has been worn for hundreds of years. While it is modernly associated with weddings, it has a rich history fit to enhance the meaning for any bride.

  • Garter Toss Ideas

    The wedding garter is part of the traditional bridal apparel. It is common for a bride to wear two garters, one to toss and one to keep. Plan a traditional or an unusual garter toss to continue...

  • Bouquet Toss Ideas

    A wedding is one of the most important events in both the bride and the groom's entire life. All the events leading up to the wedding can be stressful and very time-consuming. On the wedding day,...

  • What Is the Origin of the Garter Toss at Weddings?

    The garter toss is a wedding tradition that dates back for centuries. The bride wears an elastic garter, usually lace, around one of her thighs. The groom reaches under her dress and removes the...

  • How to Find a Song for the Garter Toss

    It is said that the garter toss actually began as a custom where the bride would toss her garter to the single men in attendance at the wedding. If the male guests had too much to drink, they...

  • How to Find Alternative Garter Toss Ideas

    Some wedding traditions may not be something you wish to include in your special day. One such tradition is the garter toss. Many couples feel that a garter toss is a tired tradition and that they...

  • How to Toss a Garter Correctly

    The garter toss; a tradition dating back to the 1300's where the bride's garter is removed by the groom and flung into a crowd of eligible bachelors. Its European origin began with guests tearing...

  • How to Stage the Wedding Bouquet Toss

    Tossing the wedding bouquet is a tradition still celebrated in many American weddings. Interestingly, the tradition itself evolved as a means of self-defense. Any piece of the bride’s clothing or...

  • How to Toss a Wedding Bouquet Correctly

    The toss of the wedding bouquet is a long standing tradition in marriage ceremonies. It stems from the belief in the good luck properties of certain herbs. These herbs were placed in the bouquet...

  • How to Plan a Garter Toss

    Although this tradition dates back to Medieval French times, the garter toss has become a comedic staple of today’s American wedding receptions. Follow these steps to ensure a memorable toss on...

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