The bride was covered with a red veil over her head on the wedding day, which symbolized her_____, pureness and youthfulness, and it was the bridegroom who removed the veil from the bride's head, thus they became husband and wife formally.( )
A: loyalty
B: virginity
C: love
D: cuteness
A: loyalty
B: virginity
C: love
D: cuteness
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- Traditional weddings in Japan: The bride __________________________________________________. She also ________________________ before leaving home. The wedding is usually attended by __________________________________. Traditional weddings in India: On the wedding day, the bridegroom’s mother blesses her son by ____________________________________________________________. The bridegroom then rides to the bride’s home on _________________________. At the wedding, the bride and groom _____________________________________________________________________________. Traditional weddings in Siberia: The wedding ceremony for the tribe of Ouchi is also ___________________________________________. Normally it will not be held until _____________________________________. At the wedding ceremony, women dance with ____________________________, which represent ______________________________________________________. And the bride and groom will travel to ______________________________________________________. Traditional Christian weddings: The bride wears ____________, which represents ___________. The bride and the bridegroom both take ___________________. Unusual forms of weddings: A couple, who are diving instructors, got married _____________________________________. Another couple, who met at an aerobics class, decided to turn their marriage into ___________________________________.
- On the wedding day , people send all the presents to____ home and the bride(新娘) is in ______. A: bridegroom’s red B: bride’s white C: their parents’, green D: their new, yellow
- When the groom lifts the veil and kisses his bride, the wedding is over._________
- Lobolo or Lobola in Zulu, Swazi, and other places in Africa, sometimes referred to as "bride wealth” or "bride price”, is property in cash or kind, which a prospective husband or head of his family undertakes to give to the head of a prospective wife’s family in consideration of a customary marriage.
- Which is the last step of the wedding ceremony? A: The bride carrying a bouquet enters with her father who will "give her away". B: The bride and groom exchange vows. C: The couple exchange rings. D: The wedding party enters the church while the wedding march is played.