Wedding Coloring Pages

Wedding is a word that refers to issues related to marriage and the marriage ceremony.

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1. Marriage relationship: A wedding is a ceremony where two people publicly declare their love, devotion and commitment to live together as a married couple.
2. Cultural traditions: Weddings have their own traditions and customs, which vary according to culture, religion and local customs. These can include the dress of the bride and groom, family and guests, religious or civil ceremonies.
3. Symbolism of wedding rings: Wedding rings are a common symbol of marriage. The round shape of the rings represents eternity, and wearing them on the ring finger of the left hand is meant to symbolize the joining of the spouses' hearts.
4. Religious vs. civil ceremony: A wedding can be religious, conducted by a clergyman in a church or temple, or it can be a civil ceremony conducted by a registrar.
5. Scope of the ceremony: Weddings can range from intimate celebrations with loved ones to large, elaborate receptions with numerous guests.
6. Wedding in different cultures: Different cultures have their own unique traditions related to weddings. These can include rituals, costumes, wedding rings, food customs and much more.
7. Planning the ceremony: Planning a wedding can be complicated and require taking into account many details, such as choosing a date, venue, decorations, menu and entertainment.
8. Flora and fauna: Flowers, such as bouquets and floral decorations, play an important role in weddings, symbolizing beauty, new beginnings and love.
9. Accompanying customs: Many wedding accompanying ceremonies such as bachelorette party, bachelor party and best man and bridesmaid gifts.
10. Souvenirs and photographs: Photographs and videos of the wedding ceremony help immortalize this important moment for a lifetime.

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1. The tradition of the ring on the heart finger: The custom of wearing a ring on the heart finger of the left hand dates back to the beliefs of the ancient Greeks and Romans, who believed that this finger was connected to the heart through the "vena amoris" - the vein of love.
2. Bride's bouquet: The tradition of the bride carrying a bouquet has its roots in ancient times, when flowers and herbs were supposed to protect against evil spirits and bring good luck.
3. White dress color: In Western culture, the white color of a wedding dress is a symbol of purity and innocence. However, in other cultures, different dress colors can have different meanings, for example, in Chinese culture, red symbolizes good luck and prosperity.
4. Wedding vehicles: The choice of vehicle to arrive at a wedding ceremony can be surprisingly diverse. In addition to traditional cars, you can find the couple arriving on a bicycle, horse, moped or even a helicopter.
5. First dance: The tradition of the bride and groom's first dance at a wedding reception has its roots in the 16th century. The dance was believed to symbolize the newlyweds' union and inaugurate their journey of life together.
6. Wedding cake: The custom of the bride and groom cutting the wedding cake symbolizes the start of a new life together. In some cultures, guests present the bride and groom with a piece of cake as a sign of good fortune.
7. Wedding classifications: Depending on the style and idea, weddings can have different classifications, such as traditional, organic, beach, themed (e.g., vintage), luxury, or even a "destination wedding," a wedding taking place in a remote and exotic location.
8. Rice and grains: In many cultures, the ritual of throwing rice or grains over newlyweds symbolizes fertility and prosperity. Today, natural grains, flower petals or confetti are often used.
9. Online weddings: In an era of technology and global communication, more and more couples are opting for online weddings that allow guests from all corners of the world to participate via streaming.
10. Lucky and unlucky numbers: In some cultures, certain numbers are considered lucky or unlucky. For example, in China, the number 8 is considered lucky, while 4 is considered unlucky because it is homophonous with the Chinese word for "death."