Daisy & Mark
Cultural
千羽鶴
"1000 Winged Cranes" - JAPAN
Senbazuru, a Japanese cultural tradition in which 1000 cranes are folded and tied together by string. It is said that in so doing, it brings long life, good luck and prosperity. In recent times, this tradition has been included in weddings and other joyous occasions to bestow love and happiness upon the receivers.
El Lazo
"Wedding Lasso" - MEXICO
The lasso is a traditional Mexican unity ceremony performed prior to the exchange of vows using an infinity loop rope to join the couple. It is placed over the couple’s shoulders by los padrinos (godparents) whom are a couple whose relationship the newlyweds will look to as an example. This symbolizes their everlasting union and love.
Baile del Dolar
"Money Dance" - MEXICO
A Mexican cultural tradition in which guests take turns dancing with the bride and groom and pin money on their clothes. The ladies in attendance dance with the groom, while the gentleman dance with the bride. This allows the couple to spend a few moments with each of their guests. This custom is said to help establish the couple in their new life together, or to show how much they are loved and appreciated.
だるま
"A Good Luck Doll" - JAPAN
Daruma, is a Japanese traditional doll that has become a symbol of perseverance and luck. You typically use it to help you manifest a goal or wish. When you decide on a goal you are committed to achieving, draw in one of your Daruma doll's blank eyes. Then (and this is very important) place your Daruma somewhere visible in your home or at the workplace so that while he focuses on your objective, you'll be reminded to do the same. Once your goal is realized, signify your accomplishment by drawing Daruma's other eye! Congratulations!