"Now You may kiss the bride"?
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It absoulately depends on what you feel comfortable with. Church ceremonies can be very stiff and formal and so a quick closed mouth peck on the lips suffices - it's just a kiss to "seal the deal". It's not unheard of to practice the kiss before the big day - i'm not sure if you're ceremony would be an "arranged marriage" as is popular in India - in this case I think it would be completely fine to not kiss. It's up to you, the last thing you want on your special day is to be uncomfortable or embarrassed - you're the bride it's all about you!
Nope. You're good.
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In Church Ceremonies in India this is normally not practised. It is basically a culture thing nothing to do with the actual wedding rites.
But I've known people to kiss each other at the reception after the cake is cut.
My husband kissed me after we signed the wedding register, without the priest telling him to do so.
A marriage is not a marriage if it is not "consummated", meaning that the couple must have sex at least once for the ceremony to be complete, but instead of having the couple copulate in front of the whole community, the Christian Church has seen it fit that the couple kiss one another as a sign that the copulation will be taking place soon.
Even in Government/legal terms, copulation is required to consummate a marriage vow.
If a woman can prove that she is still a virgin after the wedding had taken place, she is legally entitled to leave her husband without giving him reasons for her departure. She is also allowed to have the marriage declared insolvent and non existing.
So you see, everything has to do with the sex thing again.
That is where the traditional kiss comes from.
nope!
It is a bad practice to kiss the bride in public on the day of the wedding, and a couple of days later to have a street fight with the bride, again in public.
It is better to begin the married life in a sober and simple way. U can kiss the bride in the privacy of the bedroom. Begin the long married life, slowly, and ensure that love grows slowly and steadily. There is no use to publicly kiss, and fight in private, and bring the fight out in public, at a later date.
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