Wedding Mexican Traditions
March 8, 2009
What is the Mexican tradition for weddings?
I want to marry my girlfriend I'm the United States, but my girlfriend and her family live in Mexico. Son of the state of the lady. What is the tradition of marriage? the family who pays? I am trying to find a way to solve this problem. I havent yet proposed, but we talked. Any suggestions. Where do I get the marriage? My family lives across the U.S. West Coast, Oregon Montana, Hawaii, live in San Diego and my girlfriend lives in Tijuana, Mexico. His family lives in Sonora, Mexico.
Ignore previous answers and read this … I am not Mexican descent in Mexico, I am in Mexico … lol, were married in Mexico, I know how it works. Really what they are like weddings there since I just got married two years ago. Here's how it works: the wife or the groom's family: they pay for the wedding calendar (before a judge) and for the church ceremony. If the husband or his family wants a separate part of the civil ceremony, they may or simply pay for the judge to marry the same day in the place of receipt. The groom pays the bride's dress and veil. It can help pay the remaining clothes or clothing worn that day, but does not have a. The groom or his family pay for the honeymoon. Married or his family: They pay for the rest of the offers, invitations, reception, alcohol, food, flowers, decorations, music (DJ's are today, and much less expensive than live band), favors, wedding photos and video, etc. Today, you can arrange to share costs or make the traditional way. My marriage was in Mexico in the church of St. Augustine is an Intercontinental Hotel. I married a week before my parents-in- home before the judge, then had a small party. It is customary to marry in the hometown of the bride, but both may decide to marry everywhere and anywhere is close to you and your families. If you need additional information on marriage Mexican and Spanish and want to know your girlfriend does not miss, you can help: good luck www.nosotros2.com www.planeandotuboda.com www.nuestraboda.com Good! Congratulations … and enjoy! PS is the correct spelling of Sonora, Ms. Lady means
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