Scoil: Maio (uimhir rolla 13119)
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Bailiúchán na Scol, Imleabhar 0706, Leathanach 494
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Ar an leathanach seo
- (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)August as it is said to be unlucky. It is also said to be unlucky for two in the one family to get married inside a year.
A piece of the Bride's cake is put in the stocking (left), and placed under the pillow by an unmarried person, in order to dream of future husband or wife.
If the Bride yawns while the marriage service is going on, the people say that the fairies will put bad luck on her
When the Bride returns from the church, an oaten cake is broken on her head.
This is a saying about the colour of the brides's clothes.Marry in blue, and your lover will be true,
Marry in brown, and you will live in a town,
Marry in grey, you will live far away,
Marry in black, and you will have a run back.Long ago, the people went to be married in side-cars, in traps, on bicycles, and sometimes walking. Now they go in motor-cars. A sunny day is the best to get married. The people have an old saying. "Happy for the bride that the sun shines on."
They also say, "Married in September, losses in Spring"
Long ago, the bride and groom went on different side-cars to the chapel, the bride on the first car, and the groom on the last, and coming home both of them would sit together on the same car. When the bride and groom(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
