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In Mexico, they say: If someone accidently sweeps an unmarried woman's shoes with a broom, she will never marry. If a bride wears pearls, she will cry during her married life because pearls means tears.

In Taiwan, they say: If a woman serves as a bridesmaid more than twice, she will have bad luck.

In the U.S., Colombia, and Spain, they say: If the bride wears something new, something old, and something borrowed; she will have good luck.

In Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia they say: If the groom sees the bride's wedding dress before their wedding, the bride will have bad luck.

Spain

Take Note if You're Getting Married in Spain
- If a groom's friend cuts a piece of the groom's tie, he'll get married soon.

- If the bride wears something blue, she'll have a happy marriage.

- If the groom sees the bride's dress, she'll have bad luck during the ceremony

Turkey

Wedding Superstitions in Turkey

- If you get married between two annual religious festivals that are two months apart, you might be unlucky.

-If you write the name of one of your friends under the sole of your shoes in your wedding ceremony, and it is erased, he/she will wed in a short period of time.

- If you catch a candy which is thrown by the bride, you will wed in a short period of time.

Korea

They'll Have Daughters and Sons
If a bridegroom smiles a lot in a wedding, he will get a daughter as a first child. If a bride takes some nuts, she will get a lot of sons. (Traditionally, the parents of a bridegroom throw nuts and plums to a bride after a wedding. At that time, a bride puts nuts or plums in her shirt.)

weirdspirit · Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 12:16 pm Post subject:

Its funny about all different superstitions about different cultures. The world gets more mysterious. xxxxx
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