Dating and marriage customs in italy

14 Italian wedding traditions you may not know about

Wanted in Rome Magazine. Louise Bourgeois exhibition at Galleria Borghese in Rome. Cannes movies showing in Rome cinemas. Italy is a classic destination for wedding ceremonies, as the country beams with stunning architecture, natural landscapes and heritage villages. Traditions are deeply ingrained in the Italian lifestyle and way of doing things. True to this lifestyle weddings are usually held on Saturdays or Sundays as Fridays are regarded as bad luck. In Italy, the bouquet is the groom's final gift to the bride as a boyfriend. The groom must pay for it, and have it delivered on the morning of the wedding to the bride's house. The bride is permitted to choose the bouquet; after all, it must be coordinated with her dress.

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Italy, a country celebrated for its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and delectable cuisine, boasts a myriad of captivating Italian wedding traditions that have endured throughout the ages. These traditions are deeply rooted in Italian culture, often involving customs meant to ward off bad luck or incorporating Italian words with special significance. Invited to a Wedding in Italy? Surrounded by close friends and family, the couple toasts their future with Prosecco or Spumante, marking the beginning of their wedding journey. Under the starry Italian sky, the groom serenades his bride-to-be with love songs.

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Italian weddings are rarely held on Fridays, as this is viewed as the day evil spirits are created — and this will only bring you bad luck. The preferable day is Sunday — which is viewed as the luckiest day to marry, and signifies fertility and prosperity. In many Italian weddings, both the bride and the groom will do all they can to bring as much good luck to the wedding as possible.

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Italian Wedding Traditions

There are more than enough reasons to go to Italy. Anyone who listens to the sound of the melodic language could think that Italy is pure love and passion. The Mediterranean climate and the dark eyes of the Italians do the rest.

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