THE WEDDING DRESS
It is thought unlucky for the bride to make her own wedding dress. It is also unlucky for the groom to see the bride in her wedding dress before until she arrives at the ceremony. The bride should not wear her entire outfit before the wedding day. Some brides leave a final stitch on the dress undone until it is time to leave for the ceremony when the outfit is completed.
禮服
新娘自己制作禮服是不吉利的。在新娘到達婚禮現場之前，新郎就看到穿著婚紗的新娘也同樣是不吉利的。在行禮日前，新娘不能同時穿上她在婚禮上準備穿著的全套服飾，有些新娘子直到要出發到行禮現場前，才縫上禮服上的最後壹個針腳。
THE BRIDE
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue Something old must be something that has belonged to a happily married woman to ensure the transfer of happiness.
Something new is normally the gown or shoes.
Something borrowed should be gold to ensure future wealth and fortune. Something blue, symbolizes modesty, fidelity, and love.
新娘
壹點新，壹點舊，壹點藍，壹點借來的
舊的這樣東西，必須是壹位婚姻生活幸福的女人提供的，這樣才能暗示著幸福生活也能相傳。
新的東西壹般來說是禮服或者是鞋子。
借來的東西應該是金制的，以此來保證未來能有好財運。
藍色的東西用來象征謙虛、忠誠和愛。
Bridesmaids
Bridesmaids were dressed in a similar way to the bride for the same reason as the origin of veil. The bridesmaids were thought to act as decoys to confuse evil spirits and thus protect the bride.
伴娘
伴娘的禮服類似於新娘，這和新娘的面紗作用相仿，壹般來說，伴娘扮演壹個迷惑魔鬼保護新娘的角色。
BOUQUET
After the reception the bride throws her bouquet back over her shoulder where the unmarried female guest group together. Tradition holds that the one who catches the bouquet will be the next one of those present to marry.
A parallel custom is for the groom to remove the garter worn by the bride and throw it back over his shoulder toward the unmarried male guests. Again the one who catches it will be the next to marry.
花球
在酒會結束後，新娘將她手中的花束拋向身後的未婚女性客人，傳說，得到花束的女性將會成為在場客人中的下壹個新娘。
還有壹個相似的風俗，新郎取下新娘的吊襪帶，拋向身後的單身漢們，同樣，得到者將成為下壹個新郎。