Wedding good luck traditions

Many of the Scottish wedding traditions stem from Celtic or Gaelic acts of creating good luck and prosperity for the happy couple; and these are just some of our favourite ones.

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue is an old adage that many brides and grooms follow on their wedding days. The wedding superstition says that those who are getting married should have something from each category to bring them luck in their marriage. For ideas on this wedding tradition, check out the attached post! // wedding traditions // wedding superstition // something borrowed // wedding tips // wedding ideas // happy bride // bridal ideas // groom ideas…

Welcome!Giving a bell as a wedding gift to your guests is a fun Irish tradition. As they believe that the chime of bells is supposed ward evil spirits off. The ringing of the bells also reminds the newly married couple of their sacred wedding vows.A sweet and fun modern twist…

In perfect time for St. Patrick’s Day this Sunday our friends at Simply Bridal have reminded us of some long standing wedding traditions that seem to be more law and…

Florence & Tilly shared a post on Instagram: "Lucky horseshoes are traditionally carried by a bride on her wedding day as a good luck token. Once settled in their new marital home, the bride and groom should hang the horseshoe above the entrance door to ensure good look and to ward off evil. To keep the luck in, the horseshoe should have the U facing up. These beautiful horseshoes make the perfect lucky token gift for any bride. #luckyhorseshoe #weddingcharms #goodluckgift #weddinggift…

Throwing confetti has been a part of weddings for centuries, there are many reasons why people throw confetti at weddings, the most common reason is to bring good luck and happiness to the newly married couple. At Gorse Hill we adore confetti moments! Join us as we delve deeper into this wonderful wedding tradition. #weddingmoments #confetti #gorsehill #surrey

Luck plays a big part in an Irish wedding. Learn about Irish wedding traditions and supersitions.

Have you ever wondered what the meaning is behind some of our most loved wedding traditions? Some of these might surprise you!

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In Italian wedding tradition, breaking glass has a lot of symbolic meaning.