Another gift giving tradition, this one originates in Nigeria In Africa, kola nuts represent healing; giving them to each other (often after the vows) is a symbol of the couple’s commitment to work out their differences and support each other through hard times. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share via...
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Kola nuts (Nigerian Tradition)
Jumping the Broom (African-American Tradition)
An African tribal ritual had couples placing sticks on the ground to symbolize their home together. This may be the origin of the broom jumping tradition, which was popular among among African-American slaves (who could not have official wedding ceremonies); it may also symbolize the sweeping away of evil spirits. The couple holds the...
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Various Interfaith and Nondenominational Vows
Here are a number of variations on non-denominational, interfaith, and civil vows. These are a good start to build your ceremony around. 1. I promise, ________, before family and friends, to commit my love to you; to respect your individuality; to be with you through life’s changes; and to nurture and strengthen the love...
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