Bridal traditions

Wedding traditions are not written in stone and many of which you won't even notice didn't happen. Make a list of what is important and go from there.

Ever wondered where wedding traditions come from? In this post I delve into the history of wedding traditions. Where they come from, should we still be following them and sharing some ideas for making your wedding truly yours.

Everyone is so caught up in keeping the traditional wedding rules. We’ve debunked some for the wedding myths for you as time changed.

Check out these five wedding traditions brides forget to keep for their own weddings at SheFinds.com. Consider keeping these for yours!

Interested in incorporating Polish wedding traditions into your big day? Keep reading to learn more about these important big-day customs.

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…

"About a month ago I saw a TikTok that sparked this fixation on defining things as traditional or non-traditional. I won't dish the username but I found myself yelling, "That's very common!" at every "non-traditional" thing they did at their wedding. (I'd like to note that I love wedding traditions, unique things, and doing whatever makes you happy! I just find it irksome to call something "non-traditional" when it is anything but)" Click here to read more!

These are the best nontraditional veils for the contemporary bride.