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Some brides prefer to be married in a travelling-dress and hat (usually of handsome silk, cloth or velvet material of quiet color), and to leave at once without any reception. For a wedding of this sort cards may be issued to all the friends for the ceremony at the church, or the marriage may be celebrated very quietly, with only a few witnesses.
A wedding at home is usually more informal than a church wedding. The clerg3rman enters and faces the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 216 SOCIAL CUSTOMS oompany...i then the bridal pair enter together and stand facing him. An altar of flowers is sometimeB arranged, behind which the clergyman stands, with a pair of cushions in front for the bridal couple to kneel on. After the ceremony is over they turn round in their places and receive the congratulations of their friends, but only those who are very near and dear are permitted to kiss the bride.
According to recent usage, the ceremonial of a home wedding is sometimes more elaborate. Thus an aisle may be marked off with white ribbon, down the centre of the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some brides prefer to be married in a travelling-dress and hat (usually of handsome silk, cloth or velvet material of quiet color), and to leave at once without any reception. For a wedding of this sort cards may be issued to all the friends for the ceremony at the church, or the marriage may be celebrated very quietly, with only a few witnesses.
A wedding at home is usually more informal than a church wedding. The clerg3rman enters and faces the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 216 SOCIAL CUSTOMS oompany...i then the bridal pair enter together and stand facing him. An altar of flowers is sometimeB arranged, behind which the clergyman stands, with a pair of cushions in front for the bridal couple to kneel on. After the ceremony is over they turn round in their places and receive the congratulations of their friends, but only those who are very near and dear are permitted to kiss the bride.
According to recent usage, the ceremonial of a home wedding is sometimes more elaborate. Thus an aisle may be marked off with white ribbon, down the centre of the room.
What to read after Social Customs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Howe Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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