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In Romania, it is customary to place a coin in the bride’s left boot before she enters the hallway of the marriage. For the newlyweds, this penny represents success.<\/p>\n
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It was once a common German traditions to actually kidnap the bride before her great day! Her best man took her on a pub crawl to accomplish this, leaving clues for the groom to find. He would have to pay the ransom and get his bride back if he could n’t find her. The groom was able to see his wife in this wonderful manner before the wedding.<\/p>\n
At a bride in Belgium, it is customary to give the wedding two second flowers before the ceremony, one for her mother and the other for the newlywed. Therefore everyone follows her to chapel with them.<\/p>\n
After the meeting, grain is traditionally thrown in Italy as a sign of the couple’s reproduction. After the festival, it is also typical to crack two having eyeglasses with your side; this is a lucky sign.<\/p>\n