The Czech1) Republic：Friends would sneak into2) the bride’s yard to plant a tree, then decorate it with ribbons and painted eggshells. Legend said she would live as long as the tree. Brides in the countryside carry on the very old custom of wearing a wreath of rosemary3), which symbolizes remembrance. The wreath is woven for each bride on her wedding eve by her friends as a wish for wisdom, love, and loyalty.

Egypt：Families, rather than grooms4), propose to the bride. In Egypt, many marriages are arranged. The zaffa, or wedding march, is a musical procession of drums, bagpipes5), horns, belly dancers, and men carrying flaming swords；it announces that the marriage is about to begin.

England：Traditionally, the village bride and her wedding party always walk together to the church. Leading the procession：a small girl strewing blossoms along the road, so the bride’s path through life will always be happy and laden with flowers.
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