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	A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>		A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>

	It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include ~~tarnsfers~~ of [[property]]. In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.		It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include transfers of [[property]]. In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.

	Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.		Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.

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	A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>		A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>

	It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include tarnsfers of [[property]].~~<br>~~		It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include tarnsfers of [[property]]. In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.
	In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.

	Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.		Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.

	Some cultures valued the wedding higher than others: in one notable example, a [[Muslim]] army relaxed its seige of a [[Crusade]]r castle, when the Muslim general learned that a wedding had just occurred. Food and drink were allowed in, and impromptu ~~weddings~~ gifts were sent in, to satisfy the proprieties that the wedding couple should be honoured.		Some cultures valued the wedding higher than others: in one notable example, a [[Muslim]] [[army]] relaxed its [[seige]] of a [[Crusade]]r [[castle]], when the Muslim general learned that a wedding had just occurred. [[Food]] and [[drink]] were allowed in, and impromptu wedding gifts were sent in, to satisfy the proprieties that the wedding couple should be honoured.

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Sabine at 21:30, 26 October 2006

2006-10-26T21:30:51Z

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	A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>		A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>

	It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include tarnsfers of [[property]].<br>		It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family\|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include tarnsfers of [[property]].<br>
	In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.		In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion\|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.
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	Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.		Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.

	Some cultures valued the wedding higher than others: in one notable example, a [[Muslim]] army relaxed its seige of a [[Crusade]]r castle, when the Muslim general learned that a wedding had just occurred. Food and drink were allowed in, and impromptu weddings gifts were sent in, to satisfy the proprieties that the wedding couple should be honoured.]		Some cultures valued the wedding higher than others: in one notable example, a [[Muslim]] army relaxed its seige of a [[Crusade]]r castle, when the Muslim general learned that a wedding had just occurred. Food and drink were allowed in, and impromptu weddings gifts were sent in, to satisfy the proprieties that the wedding couple should be honoured.

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2006-10-26T09:17:37Z

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A '''wedding''' is the formal [[ceremony]] which marks a [[marriage]].<br>
It represents the recognition and marking, by [[society]], of the legal, social and societal changes involved in marriage: the changes of status, the transfer of [[family|familial]] responsibilities (which may also include tarnsfers of [[property]].<br>
In many [[period]] cultures the wedding is also the [[religion|religious]] ritual sealing the marriage and validating it.

Generally a wedding will also draw approval from its local community, offering an opportunity for celebration and relaxation amongst the rigours of the [[medieval]] life.

Some cultures valued the wedding higher than others: in one notable example, a [[Muslim]] army relaxed its seige of a [[Crusade]]r castle, when the Muslim general learned that a wedding had just occurred. Food and drink were allowed in, and impromptu weddings gifts were sent in, to satisfy the proprieties that the wedding couple should be honoured.]

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