A compilation of wedding traditions from all over the world.
Weddings are never about the bride and groom, weddings are public platforms for dysfunctional families.
-Lisa Kleypas
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Newly married men and women in Armenia balance lavash flatbread on their shoulders.
According to the custom, when the bride and groom enter their wedding reception—typically at the groom's house—they break a plate for good luck, then are given lavash and honey by the groom's mother. They balance the bread on their shoulders to ward off evil and eat spoonfuls of honey to symbolize happiness, and then the party really starts.
