“If I’m not mistaken, we gave you your wedding shower here. We all came into this room and gave you a golden shower.” Michael Scott–regional manager, Dunder Mifflin. Yesterday was our family meet-n-greet and wedding shower. Being a man, I have very little experience in the proceedings of a wedding shower. Men don’t go to [...]
Archive for the ‘Wedding Traditions’ Category
A Shower of Love
Posted in 1, By Mike, Parties, Wedding, Wedding - Nontraditional, Wedding Traditions on March 28, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Our take on wedding traditions
Posted in By Shan, Decor, Hair, Honeymoon, Rings, The Dress, Wadrobe, Wedding, Wedding - Nontraditional, Wedding On a Budget, Wedding Traditions on January 3, 2010 | 4 Comments »
My friend Lindsay suggested that we break down the wedding traditions we’ve been detailing in our Wedding Traditions Explained series from our own point of view. We thought it was a good idea, too. So here it is: Tossing the bouquet and garter We will not be doing either. In fact, we won’t even be [...]
Quilt ceremony
Posted in By Shan, Decor, Unity Quilt, Wedding, Wedding - Nontraditional, Wedding Traditions on December 29, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Yesterday Mike and I sent an email to several friends and family asking them to participate in an important part of our wedding ceremony. Awhile ago I was looking for a symbolic gesture that would, well, symbolize our unity. Like the unity candle. Only I don’t really like the unity candle or the mixing of [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: throwing rice
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on December 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: toasting
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on December 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: taking hands
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on December 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: wedding march
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on November 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: bridal shower and bachelor party
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on November 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: the honeymoon
Posted in By Shan, Honeymoon, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on November 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]
Wedding Traditions Explained: carrying the bride across the threshold
Posted in By Shan, Wedding, Wedding Traditions on November 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Wedding traditions are traditions for a reason: they’ve been around a long time. But where did they originate? Our Wedding Traditions Explained series attempts to find out. We have no real evidence to back up these claims, but they were gathered from various online sources. Take them for what they’re worth, and if you’ve heard [...]

