Wedding Superstitions and Traditions
A photographer shares how capturing small moments at weddings can lead to unique shots. The article discusses various wedding superstitions and traditions, such as the belief that rain on a wedding day brings good luck and the significance of 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.' It also touches on the bouquet toss tradition and the superstition that crying on your wedding day is a sign of good luck.
Key Points
- Rain on a wedding day is considered good luck
- Wearing 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue' is a common tradition
- The bouquet toss tradition and its significance
- Saturday weddings are popular but considered unlucky in some superstitions
- Crying on your wedding day is believed to bring good luck
Pros
- Insightful information on various wedding superstitions and traditions
- Tips on capturing unique moments at weddings from a photographer's perspective
Cons
- Limited focus on cultural variations in wedding superstitions and traditions