In honor of Friday the 13th, here are some wedding superstitions from The Knot:
~According to the Greek culture, if a bride tucks a sugar cube into her glove, it will sweeten the union with you love.
~The English think that if a spider is found in the wedding dress, it means good luck. :/
~According to English folklore, Saturday is considered to be the unluckiest day to be married. Here in America, it is the most popular day to get married!
~Hindus believe that if it rains on your wedding day, it”s good luck.
~Egyptian women pinch the bride on her wedding day to grant good luck.
~Pine trees are planted outside the home of the newlyweds in Holland to ensure fertility and luck.
~A pearl engagement ring is considered bad luck because the shape is said to resemble a tear.
~Aquamarine is said to ensure a long and happy marriage because it represents marital harmony.
~Ancient Romans and Greeks believed that wearing a veil protected the bride from evil spirits.
~In Denmark, brides and grooms would traditionally cross dress to confuse evil spirits.
