In Spain the bride's parents are the equivalent of the best man and matron of honour
Spanish grooms traditionally wear a tucked shirt that has been embroidered by the bride, so get stitching!
Ask your groom to give thirteen coins to you before the ceremony as, in Spain, this symbolizes his ability to support and care for you. Carry them in a little purse or ask your bridesmaids to look after them
It is a tradition for Spanish brides to carry scented orange blossoms in their bouquet
In Mexican ceremonies, a rosary tied into a ‘lasso’ shape is wound around your shoulders and hands to symbolically tie you together
Also in Mexico, a "lasso" of a very large rosary is wound around the couple's shoulders and hands during the ceremony to show the union and protection of marriage
At a Puerto Rican wedding, a doll dressed like the bride is covered with ‘capias’ or mementos including pins with the couple's name and wedding date. The bride and groom then distribute the pins to guests as favours.
