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<\/p>\nWe love these tips for good luck on your special day!<\/p>\n
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You\u2019re already lucky in love, but are you destined to have good wedding day luck? Well, it\u2019s time to find out! We\u2019re not big believers in superstitions by any means, and we know you\u2019ll be blessed on your big day regardless of whether or not you do these things. Just for fun though, we decided to dig up four ways you can theoretically \u201cincrease\u201d your wedding day luck.<\/p>\n
1. Set off fireworks after the ceremony<\/strong> 2. Wear a veil<\/strong> 3. Add some lavender to your bouquet<\/strong> 4. Put a silver sixpence in your shoe<\/strong>
\nAccording to many wedding planners, lighting fireworks after your ceremony is over is supposed to ward off evil spirits. It\u2019s actually common practice at Chinese weddings, where they believe the loud noise of the firecrackers will scare the spirits away. While a full-on firework show may be a tough one to swing depending on your budget and where you live, it would definitely make for the most epic cocktail hour ever, that is, if it\u2019s dark enough out yet.<\/p>\n
\nSpeaking of evil spirits, another tried and true way to keep those wicked suckers away on your wedding day is to rock your veil on your walk down the aisle, says Corn. This superstition dates all the way back to the Ancient Romans. Back then brides wore flame-colored veils that completely covered their face as a way to protect themselves from the spirits. Hmm, wonder if it works on crazy family members too?<\/p>\n
\nNot only does it smell great, but Corn tell us that adding a little lavender, as a symbol of happiness, to your wedding bouquet will bring good fortune to your union. Brides, you can thank the luck of the Irish for this tradition.<\/p>\n
\nWe\u2019re all familiar with the good luck charms, \u201csomething old, something borrowed, something blue\u201d. But did you know that after that the saying goes, \u201cAnd a silver sixpence in her shoe\u201d? Stick one in your left heel or flat on your big day, and you\u2019ll be blessed beyond measure (or so we\u2019d like to think!). For extra luck and prosperity, sprinkle a dash of salt in your right shoe!<\/p>\n