Hello Steemit Fretz!
Welcome to my Philippines Series, where you’ll get to understand and learn more about Filipino cultures and beliefs and our way of living and how proud I am to be a Filipino. You get to understand better “Why It’s more Fun in the Philippines.”
Happy Love Month my fretz! Here are my previous posts on Filipino courtship and traditions:
I just want to show you some out of these world beliefs that are usually prohibited or required in a Filipino Wedding. I can’t even attest if they’re true or not but they’ve been in existence since forever.
Wedding Superstitions
Even at this present time, there are still Filipinos who believe in these different wedding superstitions and some find them downright crazy and ridiculous. These beliefs don’t have any scientific goals and don’t even have any logical explanations.
This list doesn’t even make sense but I’ll try to recall as much as I can on these superstitious beliefs about weddings.
Disclaimer: Please don’t fret too much. This is written out of fun and it’s up to you if you believe these things or not.
You won’t lose anything if you believe them or not. Some of them are just too out of character and out of this world for us in today’s world.
Bear in mind that marriage is not just all about customs and beliefs. Marriage takes hard work and continuous trust, faith and loyalty. ♥
I do hope you enjoyed reading my country's wedding superstitions! Until next time my fretz!
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I have heard a bit of the same thing about sharp objects like knives but a little differently. Basically in any situation if you gift knives (knives and cutting board sets for example), you also give a coin. The coin is to prevent the relationship between the gifter and the receiver. Can't cut the coin, can't break the relationship kind of thing lol.
That is an interesting concept. It does make sense and knives are an awesome gift for people who like to cook.
thanx
It helps if the car lift turns up, which was not the case at our wedding. My wife turned up late, but it was all ok in the end. :-)
Hahahah it's okay if the wife turns up late the groom they say shouldn't be. ^^
That's ok, I was really early. :-D
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That is so true, hahah Pinay here :)
It is. :)
great to know about such things never knew that before cheers to the good luck :)
Thankies^^
I can't stop laughing "If one of the wedding candle flames becomes unlit, the spouse nearest to the unlit candle, will be the one who dies first". They won't even bring a candle to my wedding ceremony if that be the case.
Hahahha I'm laughing at your commen on no candles maybe they shouldn't have that. ^^
Lol yes these are our traditions hahaha
Some people don't care for red tide hahahhaha
Hahahah I was suppose to say that but didn't include it. ^^
What’s with all the wedding stuff? Is there something we should know about? LOL
It's valentines day Cass! I'm hitching on the ♥ vibes.
Great idea @dawnsheree!! love vibes are the best!!
hahahaha :) me too. I super love 'em
"If one of the wedding candle flames becomes unlit, the spouse nearest to the unlit candle, will be the one who dies first. "
Wow I guess the ceremony or reception will come to a screeching halt if one of the candles goes out, and amidst the silence will be quiet sobbing and prayers :D
man the whole deal just took a very dark turn!
@dxn that doesn't happen exactly but I always look forward on reading your quirky comments. lol ^^
Makes me laugh loads. ^^ thanks for dropping by!
Always a pleasure to read your posts!