Bilingual wedding — i want to know your plans

My MIL is Puerto Rican but her side of the family mostly speak English so we did not have to have a fully bilingual ceremony. The only person who spoke no English was my husband's grandmother and my MIL translated for her. We included some Hispanic music in our reception as well. My wedding veil was a manilla veil, which was a nod to my husband's Catholic upbringing. We had a non-religious ceremony but my husband's mother and grandmother both told me they were happy to see that we kept some traditional elements. The only other big thing was that we served Puerto Rican coffee and also had a good selection of rum at the bar.

View Quoted Comment I love all this, but I especially love the incorporation of his upbringing in your veil. I’m leaning very heavily on my fiancé’s culture for our ceremony — including a hand fasting.