June – Traditional Wedding Month
24 Jun
Posted by Suburban Grandma in Cakes, Culture, Life, Tips, Weddings
Many weddings take place in June, maybe because lots of engagements occur before Christmas, and after New Year (close to Valentine’s Day).
I have not been attending any weddings lately, so I don’t have any new pictures to share, but if your did not get a chance to check out my previous wedding posts, you can enjoy them now, by clicking on the links below.
Traditional Ukrainian Wedding.
Ukrainian-Irish Wedding Traditions.
Ukrainian-Jewish Wedding Traditions.
Ukrainian-Greek Wedding Traditions.
Assamese style Hindu Wedding Traditions.
If you are in the beginning stages of your wedding plans, and searching for ideas, you might want to check these out:
Wedding cakes ideas your guests will love
Tips on tons of savings on wedding expenses
Do it yourself Wedding Centerpieces
There is a bunch more to read about, so have fun searching.
Related posts:
- Ukrainian-Irish Wedding Traditions
- Ukrainian Wedding With A Special Flair – Culture and Traditions
- Ukrainian-Jewish Wedding – Culture and Traditions
- Ukrainian Wedding – Korovai, Greeting Bread, and Wedding Cake
- Ukrainian-Greek Wedding – Tradition and Culture
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2 Responses
Marilyn
June 25th, 2012 at 12:40 pm
1After a couple of summers of no weddings, we have six weddings this summer and fall which we hope to attend.. I will try to focus on the traditions of each one as well as what makes each wedding unique for each couple!
Suburban Grandma
June 25th, 2012 at 7:53 pm
2Oohhh….that will be very interesting. I bet you will be taking pictures as well, since if Greeting Breads and Korovais are there, each will be unique in its own way. Wedding Cakes are fun to look at as well…I am more enthusiastic about looking these over, and photographing them, than actually eating them.
Enjoy your weddings….
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