The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Walter Cox Green
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as an engagement ring if she wishes. She
should make suitable gifts to the bridesmaids as souvenirs of the occasion, and may also present them with flowers. If she presents boutonnieres to the best man and the ushers, they should appear at her house before the ceremony and have her place them in the lapel of their coats. She should acknowledge immediately the receipt of all wedding gifts. GLOVES. The bride need not wear gloves in the church. INVITATIONS. At a church wedding the bride usually provides the bridesmaids with extra invitations for their personal use. KISS. Only the parents of the bride and her most intimate relatives should kiss the bride. It is now no longer good form for all to do so. SEEING GROOM ON WEDDING-DAY. It is not customary for the bride to see the groom on the wedding-day till she meets him at the altar. WEDDING BREAKFAST. The bride and groom occupy the centre one of the small tables. |
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