Spanish weddings traditionally involve a ceremony in a church where the groom and bride exchange rings, followed by guests throwing rice at the couple as they leave. This is followed by a banquet reception for all guests, which includes eating wedding cake and toasting with champagne, as well as wedding dancing. After the reception, the newly married couple goes on a honeymoon the following day.

1. THE TRADITION OF THE
SPANISH WEDDINGS
By Héctor Gutiérrez
Coterillo
5º B

2. THE CEREMONY
The groom
and the bride
get married
in the church

3. WEDDING RINGS
The best man
gives the
wedding
rings to the
groom and he
puts one of
them in the
bride´s finger
and she does
the same

4. THE RICE
When the ceremony finishes
the guests remains outside
to throw a lot of rice at the
just married

5. THE BANQUET
The banquet is celebrated
in a restaurant with all the
guests. At the end they eat
the wedding cake and toast
with champagne

6. WEDDIND DANCING
After lunch or
dinner is the
turn of the
wedding
dancing

7. THE HONEY MOON
The following day the just
married will go to their
honey moon

8. THE END