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1. Before the groom proposes to the bride, it is traditional that he asks for permission to marry the bride. Who should he ask?
2. A matron of honour is traditionally what?
3. In Britain, the bride and groom can almost organise their entire wedding to be just as they want it, but there is always one major thing which will always be out of their control. What is it?
4. During the ceremony the couple are traditionally asked to exchange words in which they promise to love and respect each other until the day they are parted by death. What are these words known as?
5. A bride's dress has become one of the biggest expenses of the wedding. As well as buying that, there are other accessories to consider such as shoes, a tiara, a veil and something that is hidden for most of the time and traditionally worn around the top of the leg. What do I mean?
6. The sit-down meal traditionally held in the afternoon, after the wedding ceremony, has what name?
7. The speeches are usually made after the sit-down meal. In which order do they come?
8. After the meal and the formalities, the couple may have organised an evening reception, to which even more guests might attend. The newlyweds will dance to a song selected by themselves, but what is this called?
9. After the wedding day the bride and groom may fly off on their holidays together. A romantic destination is often chosen. What is this holiday/vacation called?
10. Who, traditionally, pays for the great British wedding?
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