What is a garter?
Admyslka is a wedding tradition that many brides and grooms are incorporated into their wedding day. It tends to go hand in hand with throwing a bouquet in which the bride throws her wedding bouquet into the crowd of all free women at her wedding. Traditionally, it is said that one who catches the bouquet is said to have married. The garter is similar, except that it includes a groom who throws the garter of the bride into the crowd of all single men at the wedding.
Garter is often taking place at the end of the wedding, right after throwing a bouquet. The bride will often sit on a chair in the middle of a dance floor, and the groom takes off his garter while playing a chosen song. DJ usually calls all free men on the dance floor while everyone else stands in a circle around the dance floor to watch.
Some couples decided to take off the garter in a more discreet way, while others try to entertain and be a little mos again. Groom can remove garter teeth while the bride pulls it out or can only get under herdress to catch a garter. Another possibility is for the bride to remove the garter and just handed it over to the groom.
Some brides may decide to wear two garters, one to keep it for themselves, and one to be removed for the garter feast. In this case, the bride will usually wear one garter on the thigh and the other closer to the knee, so it is easier to remove it. The method used to remove the garter is entirely on the steam. The bridegroom then turns and his back to the crowd of single men throws a garter into the crowd. The man who catches the garter is most likely considered to be the next.
Wedding photographer is likely to want to get some photos of the bride and groom, along with a man and a woman who is Caught on a bouquet and a garter. They could also be asked to dance together. Although garter throwing can be a fun accessory to the wedding, it is definitely not a request, and the decision is to makeAnd at the bride and groom whether they want to add this tradition to their special day.