Characteristics Of Victorian Wedding
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Education from Victoria who keep their big names, intelligence and writing abilities, they have berlamngsung until today. Marriage with this style can be done in all social situations. In the year 1870 to the 1880s there were more than sixty (60) etiquette books published all of which include Victorian wedding etiquette. Victorian Wedding etiquettes became popular from the always popular to this day.
Victorian wedding etiquette emphasis on behavior, culture and dress before, during and after the wedding ceremony and reception. Victoria also has rules of etiquette at the time of courtship and engagement.
Victorian Wedding Etiquette
In Victorian wedding etiquette, wedding ceremony implementation varies widely. According to this Victorian Wedding Etiquette, bridal and wedding couples may be having a very luxurious and expensive, if they are able to carry out this party. You can also have a small gathering of kin and friends to celebrate the wedding.
The shape of the wedding of Victoria does not have specific directions about how the wedding rituals to be done, but they must follow the rules of their church wedding rite proper.
Victoria is married to their ministers, wedding etiquette calls them to study the ritual forms of marriage or the right of their particular church. For Victoria to be married in the Methodist church must learn the rules of discipline. Episcopal Victoria, on the other side should read the Book of Common Prayer. Victoria Catholics are called to know the basic ritual in celebration of Catholic marriage.
In Victorian wedding etiquette, wedding couples are required to do the exercises. Rehearsals are always made in private ceremonies. Victoria believes that in this way, the bride and wedding party can better understand the necessary procedures and rituals.
Victorian Wedding Etiquette Rules in General
Victoria has the general rules of etiquette in marriage. They are very interesting to learn and to note especially if you plan to have a theme wedding Victorina.
Bridesmaids and groomsmen are expected to help prepare the wedding and even during marriage, especially if the marriage is not personal. Rich Victorian wedding can be held in general and with many guests are expected to attend.
Although this may seem funny now, but the Victorian wedding etiquette to explain about this: the bridesmaids should be younger, yes you read that correctly, younger than the bride. If you have an older sister who you love, you will not be able to make a bridesmaid if you were born during the Victorian period.
Victorian wedding etiquette on bridesmaids dress funny, too. Bridesmaids should wear a dress that looks like that of the bride. It was believed before (even before Victorian times) that the devil is loose there at every wedding. The devil is tasked to kidnap the bride, take her away from the groom, and takes her virginity from her. So, the bridesmaid is chosen, those that look like a bride, younger or older, and must dress the way she dresses to confuse evil spirits so that should be taken.
Materials for bridal bridesmaids dresses are usually light and flowing fabrics that allow graceful gait, and should have lots of ornaments. The dress is not necessarily expensive.
The bridesmaids should assist the bride (so the bride Maid name) in her dressing, the company receives, holds his stuff, etc. They have to stand on the left side of the bride, with the first bridesmaid or maid of honor holds gloves and bouquet.
As for the groomsmen, he should receive and attend to her pastor couples getting married. The first groomsman or best man should stand on the right side of the groom during the ceremony.
Victorian wedding etiquette has not changed much. They are still the basic wedding etiquette that we have today. We can follow the general rules of wedding etiquette as Victoria without seeing or make ourselves ridiculous. Some Victorian wedding etiquette is only a slight bow, like a wedding dress, to accommodate the wishes and desires of the bride or groom or a special relative to the liver couples.
