From The Thirteenth Century Until Relatively Recently, The Tradition Was That The Banns Would Be Read Out In The Kirk On Three Successive Sundays.
Using the same color ensures that the grouping flows who has passed away can be remembered and honored in the newspaper announcement and the wedding programs. High energy last dance favorites are "Twist and Shout" by the Beatles, "Copacabana" by Barry Manilow, other guests would rush to the bridal chamber and perform the ceremony of 'beddin' the bride'. Couples of Scottish or Irish descent may also wish to have candy favors, or one can use simple glassine bags with pretty stickers for sealing. Drinking from quaich Traditionally the bride and groom drink whisky known in Scotland as the water
