Tip of the Day – Spanish and Mexican Traditions for the Ceremony


ceremonyImage from the knot {photograph by Amy Theilig Photography}

 

Wrapping the Couple: Both sets of parents wrap the couple in a mantilla as a symbol of unification of the families. The mothers fold up the mantilla together.

 

The Lasso: A figure eight of rosary beads, orange blossoms or white ribbons are draped over the couples shoulders.

 

Thirteen Gold Coins: A godparent holds a dish of coins which the groom takes and drops into the bride’s hands to show he trusts her and is committed to providing for her. The priest blesses the coins.


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