Una novia irlandesa que sea muy clasica,no se gasta millonadas en bouquets de flores, sino que a cambio de bouquets caros, la maana de la boda, coge flores silvestres y frescas del campo, de manera que puede usar esas flores tanto para ponerselas de corona en el pelo, como para usarlas de ramo, a parte de llevar el ramo en la mano tambin lleva un pauelo y una herradura,como simbolo de suerte.* Flores. La costumbre es que la novia lleve una corona en su cabeza de flores silvestres; y tambin en ramos. Se utilizaba la flor llamada Bells de Irlanda.The popularity of the white wedding dress, representing virginity and purity, likely has its roots in the weddings of British monarchs such as Queen Victoria. But long before that, blue was the colour that conveyed the same ideas. Traditionally a symbol of feminine power and luck, braided hair on your wedding day is said to bring Irish brides luck for their marriage.

It was customary to decorate the house that the wedding celebration was held in with locally grown flowers and plants. These would vary according to the time of the year that the wedding was held. Some plants have become associated with Ireland, not least the now readily available 'Bells of Ireland', used in modern times for its symbolism.

CAMPANAS: An old superstition, so the story goes, is that the sound of bells would ward of malicious spirits.

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Tying the knotOddly enough, the phrase 'tying the knot' comes from an old Irish tradition that symbolises the bond of marraige in the same way that the exchanging of rings does in most cermonies today.At the point in the ceremony where the bond between husband and wife is signified, the couple clasp their hands together, and a ribbon, cord, or rope - often brightly coloured (or matching the rest of the wedding theme - is wound around their joined hands as a symbol of their agreement to spend their lives together.This is a Celtic tradition that the Scottish also lay claim to, and there's plenty of evidence to suggest it was widespread throughout Europe at one point. It was even part of the British royal wedding in 2011.

The wedding party gathers around the bride and groom. All fill their glasses with mead and the newly wedded couple recites an Irish toast: "Friends and relatives, so fond and dear, 'tis our greatest pleasure to have you here. When many years this day has passed, fondest memories will always last. So we drink a cup of Irish mead and ask God's blessing in your hour of need." The guests respond: "On this special day, our wish to you, the goodness of the old, the best of the new. God bless you both who drink this mead, may it always fill your every need."

Recently, the Dublin Diocesan Liturgical Resource Centre compiled a CD to help couples identify appropriate music for a church ceremony. It hopes it will help avoid some of the more embarrassing choices couples have made in the past. As in: Waterloo, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow or Help Me Make It Through The Night. We are not making these up. Among other choices on the list are: God Give Me Strength, Crazy, and The End of The World As We know It.

VALSCeilidh: In modern usage, a cilidh or ceilidh /keli/ is a traditional Gaelic social gathering, which usually involves playing Gaelic folk music and dancing. It originated from Ireland andScotland, The Cilidh has been internationalised by the Scottish and Irish diasporas in Canada, the United States, Australia and New Zealand, where local Cilidhs and traditional music competitions are held. In recent years, Cilidh and traditional music competitions have been frequently won by descendants of emigrants.

A da de hoy, a pesar de todo, la mayoria de las parejas irlandesas prefieren ir a la pasteleria y encargar la tarta, la pasteleria es la encargada de colocar lo que los novios quieran en la tarta, pero normalmente se colocan, figuritas con motivos irlandeses,como por ejemplo,cisnes o hadas.

Fruit cake is the traditional wedding cake flavour of choice. But thank goodness, chocolate biscuit cake is taking up a strong second lately.

ERIKA Y JOSHUA ENTRADA: COLCANNON: traditional Irish dish mainly consisting of mashed potatoeswith kale or cabbage. COMIDA PRINCIPAL: BOXTY

BEBIDA AGUA MINERAL, POTEEEN

Si deseas para honrar a de San Patricio, utiliza azul para tu esquema de color, ya que era su color. Incorpora la msica tradicional irlandesa en la boda y la recepcin. Elige el anillo de claddagh para tu anillo de de la boda. El smbolo claddagh es un corazn sostenido por dos manos. Cuando llevas puesto el anillo con el punto de el corazn apuntando hacia la distancia, se trata de un anillo de la amistad; cuando el punto est dirigido hacia ti, se trata de un anillo de bodas. Una torta de la boda irlandesa tradicional es como un torta de la fruta, similar al pastel de navidad irlands. http://bodadicta.com/tag/irlandesa/

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