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What You Should Know about Flowers. Contributed by Nily Glaser
Why Is There a Sprig of Live Ivy in the Bouquet for the Ceremony? Ivy symbolizes eternal fidelity & wedded bliss. A popular Victorian tradition was for a bride to plant the ivy in her bouquet after the wedding and watch it grow through the years, passing down sprigs from the same plant for her daughters & granddaughters to use in their weddings. Why a Bride’s Handkerchief? Early farmers thought a bride’s wedding tears were lucky and brought them rain for their crops. Later on in history, a crying bride meant that she would never shed another tear about her marriage. Nikki: Nikki's bridal handkerchief originally belonged to her Grandma Dot. What Is That Weird Pouch Hanging Off The Garter? Another lesser-known Victorian wedding tradition involved small bags with a bit of bread and cloth and wood and coin to protect against shortages of food, clothing, shelter and money, with a lump of sugar to bring sweetness all the married life.
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