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tonio Just Starting
Joined: 04 Feb 2004 Posts: 2 Location: Toluca, Mexico
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2004 9:30 pm Post subject: russian wedding celebrations, traditions? |
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Hello Im Tonio, I´m from Mexico
I will get married in Russia next August.
I have read enough information to get scared of the wedding procedures.
I think I will be able to fullfill the requirements, (including advices)
But I still have some questions..
How do people in Russia (ufa) celebrate weddings?
what are the traditions?
My fiance is orthodox, im catholic.
Do you make a party?
Im curious about this... any way I will ask my fiance ... what does she want to do?
please send me information and advices...
thank you... Tonio |
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Randy Lounge Lizard
Joined: 13 Jul 2003 Posts: 106 Location: Texas, USA
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Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2004 8:18 am Post subject: |
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Tonio,
I really hope you like parties! I have only been to three Russian weddings, and one was traditional. It was really a long one too. After the formal stuff, they had a great reception party, lots of food, and lots, I mean lots of Vodka. While people were still drinking, and having a good time the couple went like on a tour of the city, stopping at all the land marks for photo's. This was St.Petersburg, so the first stop was at a monument of Peter The Great, near St.Isaacs, where they took a bottle of vodka, and as tradition, broke the bottle on the monument for good luck. I'm sure there was a lot of things I didn't understand about this traditional Russian wedding. The party went on until late hours, and some had to be carried. I can only suppose it would be similar in Ufa, I don't know. The second wedding was mine, in St.Petersburg just over two years ago, but our wedding was done in my inlaws flat, but it was a great party too, just not so traditional. The third was my daughters. I gave my daughter away in her wedding outside of St.Pete, but that also was not traditional at all. Best wishes........
Randy
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