Germany The Log Cutting Ceremony Symbolizing teamwork in married life, couples saw through a log together after the ceremony. This traditional game is a fun and meaningful start to a happy future.

Sweden and the United Kingdom

Unique Seating Plans and Traditions

• Sweden: Couples and engaged guests sit together, while others mix to foster new friendships.
• United Kingdom: The rhyme "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" guides brides to gather meaningful items for good fortune.

France

Wedding Traditions

Sweet Wedding Favors

The tradition of gifting dragées (Jordan almonds) dates back to the 17th century and represents five wishes for the couple: happiness, prosperity, health, fertility, and long life.

Mexico and the Netherlands

Piñatas and Lilies of the Valley

• Mexico: Couples break open a piñata for good luck and surprises.
• Netherlands: Lilies of the valley symbolize everlasting love and are planted after the wedding.

Denmark

Kissing Games

Guests prompt the couple to kiss in creative ways, such as tapping plates or stomping feet, creating joyful and memorable moments.

Everywhere Love Exists

Wedding Arches for Every Setting

A wedding arch, personalized with flowers, lights, or macramé, provides a perfect backdrop for ceremonies, whether indoors or outdoors, classic or bohemian.