Western wedding

A Western wedding typically involves a ceremony where two people vow to love and support each other, often within a religious or civil framework. Key elements include the exchange of rings, reciting vows, and a celebration with family and friends. Traditional attire includes a white dress for the bride and a suit for the groom. Customs may vary by culture but often feature cake cutting, dancing, and toasts. Weddings can be intimate or lavish, depending on preferences and budgets, and symbolize the couple's commitment to one another and their newfound partnership.