Wedding Folklore by Margaret Baker is a delightful dive into the stories, symbols, and superstitions that have shaped weddings for centuries. Ever wondered why brides wear veils, carry bouquets, or follow the tradition of "something old, new, borrowed and blue"? This enchanting book unpacks the meanings behind these familiar rituals, revealing a world where love, luck, and a touch of magic intertwine.
Rich with fascinating details, Baker brings history to life through the customs we still recognise today. From lucky wedding dates and curious regional traditions to the deeper symbolism of rings, cakes, and ceremonies, each page offers a new insight to surprise and intrigue.

• Discover the surprising meanings behind familiar wedding traditions, from veils and bouquets to rings, cakes and "something blue".
• Explore the lucky charms, omens, rituals and superstitions that have shaped weddings across generations.
• Uncover the hidden stories behind the small details of a wedding, adding a sense of history, magic and meaning to the big day.

Perfect for dipping into or reading cover to cover, Wedding Folklore is an irresistible read for anyone who loves weddings, enjoys quirky history, or simply wants to discover the hidden meanings behind everyday traditions. It's the kind of book that makes you see even the smallest details of a wedding in a whole new light...