Cultural Wedding Traditions: Who’s Next? In Canadian and weddings, the bride stands backwards and throws her bouquet into a crowd of single guests. The single lady who catches the bouquet is said to be the next to get married. In Peru, single female guests pull ribbons that have been put between the layers of the wedding cake. At the end of one of the ribbons is a fake wedding ring and whomever pulls it out of the cake is next to get married. Cultural Wedding Traditions: Native Canadian Native Canadian weddings involve a lot of symbolism and tradition. The couple to be married usually finds 4 elder sponsors from their clans to support and guide them through their marriage. A Pipe Carrier officiates the ceremony when the couple is very serious about their relationship. The couple dresses in traditional beaded and fur
Cultural Wedding Traditions: Who’s Next? In Canadian and weddings, the bride stands backwards and throws her bouquet into a crowd of single guests. The single lady who catches the bouquet is said to be the next to get married. In Peru, single female guests pull ribbons that have been put between the layers of the wedding cake. At the end of one of the ribbons is a fake wedding ring and whomever pulls it out of the cake is next to get married. Cultural Wedding Traditions: Native Canadian Native Canadian weddings involve a lot of symbolism and tradition. The couple to be married usually finds 4 elder sponsors from their clans to support and guide them through their marriage. A Pipe Carrier officiates the ceremony when the couple is very serious about their relationship. The couple dresses in traditional beaded and fur
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