There are various types of special wedding rites.

Many couples-to-be decide to add a personal and original touch with special symbolic gestures: special rites.

These rites have no legal value, but they have a very strong emotional value, which is why it is always important to explain their meaning well. These rites differ in meaning and execution. Among the most popular are:

Rite of hands or 4 elements (the protection of the new family is entrusted to the 4 elements, where they have a special meaning for the couple);

Plant rite (the bride and groom plant a small plant together, symbolising their love);

Rite of the sand (sands of different colours are combined into a single pot to symbolise the union of single, but unique people in a family);

Candle or light ritual (the various candles represent the bride and groom as separate persons and as a union);

Rite of the rose (roses since ancient times have had deep meanings depending on their colour, it will be the first gift the bride and groom exchange)

Ring ritual (the rings are warmed by the love of the guests as a good omen for the future).

There are many other special rites, but the common feature of all of them is the deep and meaningful message that is different for each couple that chooses to use them.