Ethnic Celtic Wedding Rings

June 3rd, 2009

Ethic weddings have traditions that date back thousands of years. Each tradition changes from culture to culture. They embody the values and beliefs of each culture. One of the traditions that caught my eye was the different types of wedding bands or rings each couple will exchange. In the Irish culture Celtic wedding rings, are not your typical wedding rings. Instead, many Irish couples will exchange traditional Irish Claddagh rings. The ring is used to emphasize good luck. In African weddings, the wedding ring symbolizes the joining of two different families. While, the Greeks wedding rings have the symbols of fertility featured on the side of their band.

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