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Marriages

Marriages. By: Kelsey Kusaba-Kusumoto. Wedding Clothing. Blue-Traditional symbol of purity Important color-blue Blue always worn Traditional rhyme “Something blue” Garter=good luck Garter-essential to wear Guaranteed faithfulness if given to his love Guest grabbed clothes

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Marriages

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  1. Marriages By: Kelsey Kusaba-Kusumoto

  2. Wedding Clothing • Blue-Traditional symbol of purity • Important color-blue • Blue always worn • Traditional rhyme “Something blue” • Garter=good luck • Garter-essential to wear • Guaranteed faithfulness if given to his love • Guest grabbed clothes • Girls-studded gems • Stitched with fine embroidery

  3. Marriage Laws • Open weddings • Closed weddings=trouble • No legal divorce • Could be annulled • Meant agreements or contracts • Depended on social class • 16th century-Council of Trent required priests to do ceremony • 1076-Council of Westminster-can’t give daughter or relative to anyone that’s not priestly blessed • Priests carry out engagement ceremony

  4. Arrange Marriages Continued success and wealth Lord’s property and noble name Inheritance Legacy Chosen from age 10-11 Didn’t meet until 5-6 years later Husband ordered wife around Wife obeyed

  5. Churches Believed in God, Heaven, and Hell Didn’t pay taxes Believed failure to pay taxes-souls go to hell Control over people Thought horrors of hell Peasants worked on land Terrified to go to hell Roman Catholic Church let them go to heaven Paid for Baptism of other people Liked to donate

  6. Marriage Customs Sun-bleached hair Cosmetic on face Pluck hair line for higher forehead Wore perfume Made from oil of flowers Had hair up Bathed a lot 1200s-hot baths very popular 1300s-only wealthy people could afford Perfume-quick fix for dirty people

  7. Marriage Traditions Noble women marry age 24 3/4 married before 19 Rare to marry late Grooms-much older than women Grooms pay deposit If man backs out they pay penalty Matrimony-central to Christians Maid of honor-began in England Flowers important

  8. Ceremony • Wedding march • Prayer • Giving away of bride • Scripture reading • Move to platform • Wedding Vows • Ring vows • Pronouncement • Prayer • Walk back down the aisle

  9. Bishops and Priests Bishops Leaders of church Wealthy Dressed lavishly Wore religious garments Owned castle Priests Spreading of alms for poor Only people who knew how to write and read Village and record keeper Collection of church taxes Held mass

  10. Weddings Rings-not affordable Betrothal ceremonies-bride’s house Villagers shower couple with seeds and grains of wheat Seeds and grains of wheat wish fir large family Love matches-frequently peasants Lower classes-pregnancy most often Arrange marriages were common Gifts-wooden utensils Not local man-buy drinks for men-”robbed” them of possible wife Return-organize a mock serenade

  11. Wedding Feast • Didn’t care about social class • Served meat, fruit, and vegetables • Drank water, ale, mead, beer, milk, and wine • Up to 6 courses • Feast were elaborate • Used spices • Had salads (sallat) • Ate with fingers • Danced at feasts • Danced “round dance” and/or “carol”

  12. Bibliography N.p., n.d. Web. 7 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/medieval_dresses.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 7 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/castle_weddings.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 7 May 2010. <http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval_church.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 7 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/marriage_laws.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 7 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/medieval_customs.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 8 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-castles.net/castle_weddings/traditions.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 May 2010. <http://www.foreverwed2.com/religious_Ceremonies/outlineofaweddingceremony.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 May 2010. <http://www.library.thinkques.org/10949/fief/logod.html>. N.p., n.d. Web. 12 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/country_weddings.htm>. N.p., n.d. Web. 12 May 2010. <http://www.medieval-weddings.net/wedding_feasts.htm>.

  13. Get Ready for the Test • You can use your notes • Questions are fill in the blank and true or false

  14. Quiz 1.The garter guaranteed _____ if given to his love. 2. In the ____ century the Council of Trent required priests to do ceremonies. 3.Kids were chosen for arrange marriages at the age of ____. 4.The ______ ______ Church let them go to Heaven. 5.The Maid of Honor began in _______.

  15. Quiz True or False 6.Bishops were leaders of the church. 7.Priests owned castles. 8.Pregnancy happened most often between upper class. 9.Arrange marriages were common. 10.They ate with fingers.

  16. 1.Faithfulness 2.16th 3.10-11 4.Roman Catholic 5.England 6.True 7.False 8.False 9.True 10.True Answers

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