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Wedding Ceremony Elements | Jumping the Broom Ceremony.
Jumping the broom is a time-honoured wedding tradition in which the bride and groom jump over a broom during the ceremony. The act symbolises a new beginning and a sweeping away of the past and can also signify the joining of two families or offer a respectful nod to family ancestors. For all these reasons, umping the broom is an increasingly popular part of many modern wedding ceremonies.
Wedding Ceremony Element | Handfasting
What is a Handfasting?
A handfasting is an old Pagan custom, dating back to the time of the ancient Celts. A handfasting was originally more like an engagement period or betrothal, where two people would declare a binding union between themselves for a year and a day. The original handfasting was a trial marriage.
Wedding Ceremony Elements | Step-by-Step Guide | Unity Sand Ceremony
Weddings were once rather pre-prescribed affairs. In most cases that meant a bride, a groom, an officiant, some witnesses, and vows that were passed down through generations. You could, married or not, probably recite the ceremony by heart.
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