Wedding Omens

GOOD LUCK:

It is considered good luck for a bride to meet a lamb, a dove, a spider, a policeman, a clergyman, a doctor, a blind man or a black cat on her way to her wedding ceremony.

For good luck, the groom should give a coin to the first person he sees on his way to the church.

If the bride or a child cry during the wedding service it is considered lucky.

Dating back to Victorian times . . . seeing a chimney sweep on the way from the church will bring good luck.

During the Middle Ages, some Jewish weddings were even held in cemeteries, since it was believed the life-affirming act of marriage could halt plagues.

BAD LUCK

It is considered a bad luck for a bride to meet a pig or pass a funeral on the way to her wedding ceremony.

For country brides, cock crowing after dawn of the wedding day is a bad omen.

Pins are considered unlucky, so the cautious bride should throw every pin away, when removing her gown and veil.

It is bad luck for the groom to see his bride's wedding gown before the wedding day and it will bring more bad luck if he looks at the gown as she walks down the aisle.

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