We have had an eventful year. We look back on it with pride and full of joy.
We meet our newlyweds on historic manors and in romantic parks. According to the old tradition, we lead Julia & Andrej and Julia & Bastian into marriage. Beatrice & Marco can also be reconnected, and our herbal women ensure lots of fun and entertainment.
At this place there is always our annual review in December. For this time, however, we came up with something else. Of course we always ask our bridal couples and their guests: “How did you like it? Could we touch your heart with our pagan ceremony? What do you think and feel about our rituals in general?”
Whether wedding, handfasting, name consecration, youth celebration, sword consecration, flame festival or, or …?
This is exactly the question we asked Arselia from the “Hijas de Omecihuatl” (Daughters of Turquoise) in Mexico. And of course we also wanted to know some things about their ceremony. Since they do not understand our language: Did they recognise parallels between their Indian and our Germanic customs?
Watch the interview with Arselia if you want to know the answers.
37 moons ago – in the year 2016 – Tino and Michaela stepped in front of the priests couple to promise their marriage. This pagan wedding also took place on December 2nd. Back then we were already invited to the civil ceremony that has yet been planned.
We have already been on the way to many charming places on our beautiful earth. At our 111th wedding we are on the Riviera de Maya – on the snow-white sandy beach of Yucatan (Mexico). Here Antonella and Sandro want to exchange vows. For the ceremony, we welcome our bridal couple in bright sunshine and with a breathtaking view of the turquoise waters of the Caribbean.
After our visit to the eastern Canadian Nova Scotia, our journey continues to the Canadian province of Ontario. Here, where the Niagara Falls plunge with incredible force into the depth, you can feel the unbridled power of the water.
