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Lucinda Cefalo Gabriel ( Mrz. Monkey )
VIP June 2012

austro-Hungarian Wedding Traditions

Lucinda Cefalo Gabriel ( Mrz. Monkey ), on June 21, 2011 at 10:42 AM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 5

Hi EveryOne,

Ive been looking but need some help. Does anyone out there know of any type of austro-hangarian wedding traditions that i can include in the ceremony???

Thanks

Lu

5 Comments

Latest activity by Glenn, on June 21, 2011 at 11:26 AM
  • Shannon S.
    Master March 2011
    Shannon S. ·
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    Do you have any Austro-Hungarian relatives you could ask?

    I seem to recall you looking for Blackfoot traditions a while back. I'm all for diversity, but I find it odd when couples co-opt wedding traditions when they don't have a strong culturual identification (such as a relative who could inform you).

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  • Lucinda Cefalo Gabriel ( Mrz. Monkey )
    VIP June 2012
    Lucinda Cefalo Gabriel ( Mrz. Monkey ) ·
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    Well all of my ancestors that came from that country are not longer alive. I just thought that someone on here would know a few or one tradition thats all. Also all the my ancestors that made up my genealogy are all died but if they were alive hack fire i would totally go & ask them!

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  • Raptor Bride
    Master May 2011
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    Lucinda, maybe stick to wedding traditions that your familiar with? I understand wanting to pay homage to your family traditions, but if those relatives aren't living, I think it might be a lost cause.

    and I of course mean that with no disrespect to your heritage or family.

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  • Glenn
    Master February 2012
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    I'm with Shannon, I can't stand when people co-opt other people's cultural traditions. Like we have someone here at the office who went to Nepal on a trip and now has prayer flags hanging in their cube, yet they have no connection to that culture other than taking a vacation there. I get that you have Hungarian ancestry and would like to incorporate that, but my question is do you incorporate other Hungarian traditions in your regular life? If you don't, to me at least, it seems disingenuous to bring traditions that you don't follow into your wedding.

    Agreed with Lauren, I of course mean that with no disrespect to your heritage or family.

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