The post about knots made me think about it. The couple incorporated a Celtic wedding tradition of tying different colored pieces of ribbon around their clasped hands, each color representing a unifying theme for the marriage (passion, faith, knowledge). It sounds corny but it was actually touching in its simplicity.
Saturday, August 9
It's Knot Over
This is from a wedding I went to a few weeks ago; it was hung under a huge, old sprawling tree on a gorgeous little island in Boston Harbor, and part of the ceremony was conducted right by it.

The post about knots made me think about it. The couple incorporated a Celtic wedding tradition of tying different colored pieces of ribbon around their clasped hands, each color representing a unifying theme for the marriage (passion, faith, knowledge). It sounds corny but it was actually touching in its simplicity.
The post about knots made me think about it. The couple incorporated a Celtic wedding tradition of tying different colored pieces of ribbon around their clasped hands, each color representing a unifying theme for the marriage (passion, faith, knowledge). It sounds corny but it was actually touching in its simplicity.
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very cool a Celtic tradition plus buddhist prayer flags... blue, white, red, green, yellow... nothing corny about the wishing of good blessings!
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