Congratulations and best wishes for the future!
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I'm Engaged!
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Thanks everyone!
Traditonal families are more likely to have seperate men and women weddings and they are more likely to have woman dancing provactively with other women, go figure...
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Thank you very much! My cousin got married to her English fiance last summer and she had a mixed culture wedding, although it ended up being more English than Arabic in the end. I really want to take my favourite aspects of both cultres to have a wedding that reflects us both.Originally Posted by ugaimes
CONGRATULATIONS!!!That is so exciting and extremely special that you are blending and honoring your unique traditions for your wedding...that will make things so beautiful!Have you set a date yet? Join us on the "Gonna Be Wed Thread" now
I'll look for the thread and ask you about your plans there.
Congratulations on your engagement!
What an exciting time for you both
What an exciting time for you both
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Thank you so much. I really love this forum
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Oh thank you so much Sweetiecat thats so sweet!
Congratulations, and best wishes for your future together.
As far as engagement/wedding rings are concerned, I have to slightly correct fwan. Nowadays, many if not most young Germans are wearing their wedding bands on their left hands, and many have diamond engagement rings. The "traditional" German way is to buy the wedding bands when you get engaged, and to wear them on your left ring finger during the engagement. Once you marry, you switch the rings to your right hands. My husband wears his on his right ring finger, but I wear mine on my left hand. However, I usually wear my mother's very ornate wedding band on my right ring finger. She gave it to me several years ago when it became too small for her, and resizing it would have ruined it. I occasionally wear my grandmother's diamond wedding band instead.
As far as engagement/wedding rings are concerned, I have to slightly correct fwan. Nowadays, many if not most young Germans are wearing their wedding bands on their left hands, and many have diamond engagement rings. The "traditional" German way is to buy the wedding bands when you get engaged, and to wear them on your left ring finger during the engagement. Once you marry, you switch the rings to your right hands. My husband wears his on his right ring finger, but I wear mine on my left hand. However, I usually wear my mother's very ornate wedding band on my right ring finger. She gave it to me several years ago when it became too small for her, and resizing it would have ruined it. I occasionally wear my grandmother's diamond wedding band instead.
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Amandaofcols said:Congratulations to you both!! I wish you both all the best... even if I am a tad jealous!
Congratulations!!
