Comparing Mexican and American Wedding Tradition

Comparing Mexican and American Wedding Tradition:

Mexico: 

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1. The ring commitment symbolizes a promise
2. The parents of the boyfriends help to pay the expenses of the wedding, but the friends and the people can contribute sometimes 
3. The godfathers and godmothers are relatives who have had an important paper in the life of the boyfriends and guide them across the process 

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1. The wedding dresses change of simple to very elaborated 
2. The veil is a style mantilla or traditionally 
3. The blue, yellow and red tapes symbolize the food, the money and the passion in the next years 
4. The boyfriend uses tuxedo or a brightly coloured sports shirt for the tropical weddings 
5. The ceremony almost always carries out in a catholic Church 
6. During the mass the symbol of the security thirteen coins for the girlfriend of the boyfriend 
7. The trip to the place of the receipt accompanied by musical (mariachis)

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1. Drinks, snacks, or perhaps a full meal, especially at long receptions, are served while the guests and wedding party mingle.
2. Often, best men and/or maids of honor will toast newlyweds with personal thoughts, stories, and well-wishes; sometimes other guests follow with their own toasts. Champagne is usually provided for this purpose.
3. After the toast and in some occasions after opening the track, the boyfriends make the cut of the cake taken of the hand cut it and it begins the distribution of this one.
4. Finally after lagoons songs and of drinking a bit, the grooms decide to do the launch of the branch in case of the girlfriend together with the launch of the league on the part of the boyfriend.

United States:

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1. The host sends invitations to the wedding guests, usually one to two months before the wedding. Invitations may most formally be addressed by hand to show the importance and personal meaning of the occasion. Large numbers of invitations may be mechanically reproduced. As engraving was the highest quality printing technology available in the past, this has become associated with wedding invitation tradition.
2. While giving any gift to the newlywed couple is technically optional, nearly all invited guests who attend the wedding choose to do so. Wedding gifts are most commonly sent to the bride's or host's home before the wedding day. 
3. A color scheme is selected by some to match everything from bridesmaids' dresses, flowers, invitations, and decorations, though there is no necessity in doing so.

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1. A wedding ceremony may take place anywhere, but often a church, courthouse, or outdoor venue. The ceremony is usually brief, and may be dictated by the couple's religious practices. The most common non-religious form is derived from a simple Anglican ceremony in the Book of Common Prayer, and can be performed in less than ten minutes, although it is often extended by inserting music or speeches. Because of its brevity, guests who arrive late may miss the ceremony entirely.
2. American brides usually wear a white, off-white, silver, or other very light-colored dress, particularly at their first marriage. Brides may choose any color, although black is strongly discouraged by some as it is the color of mourning in the west.
3. Uncooked rice is sometimes thrown at the newlyweds as they leave the ceremony to symbolize fertility. Some individuals, churches or communities choose birdseed due to a false but widely believed myth that birds eating the rice will burst.
4. The wedding party may form a receiving line at this point, or later at a wedding reception, so that each guest may briefly greet the entire wedding party.

At the wedding reception:    Resultado de imagen para boda estadounidense

1. Drinks, snacks, or perhaps a full meal, especially at long receptions, are served while the guests and wedding party mingle.
2. Often, best men and/or maids of honor will toast newlyweds with personal thoughts, stories, and well-wishes; sometimes other guests follow with their own toasts. Champagne is usually provided for this purpose.
3. In a symbolic cutting of the wedding cake, the couple may jointly hold a cake knife and cut the first pieces of the wedding cake, which they feed to each other. In some sub-cultures, they may deliberately smear cake on each other's faces, which is considered vulgar elsewhere.
4. If dancing is offered, the newlyweds first dance together briefly. Sometimes a further protocol is followed, wherein each dances next with a parent, and then possibly with other members of the wedding party. Special songs are chosen by the couple, particularly for a mother/son dance and a father/daughter dance. 
5. In the mid-twentieth century it became common for a bride to toss her bouquet over her shoulder to the assembled unmarried women during the reception. The woman who catches it, superstition has it, will be the next to marry. 

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