A glimpse into Ecuadorian wedding traditions

Purple chunks of flowers hanging from an old, gigantic tree located at the corner of the back patio of an antique, well kept white hacienda in the suburbs of Quito was the fairytale style scenario of the wedding ceremony that took place that very special day of July of the year 2004. Following an emotive religious ceremony, guests were invited to enjoy of a cocktail hour. Tosses were offered by both sets of parents in the most affectionate manner. Such cocktail hour occurred at a cheap dresses online shopping very elegantly decorated salon which most probably played the role of a dining room in the early days of that beautiful hacienda.

Guests were invited to their assigned table right after tosses concluded. Tables were delightfully dressed and adorned with tall, crowded, and definitely gorgeous flower arrangements. Dinner, composed of four extraordinary courses, was accompanied by a violin trio. As tradition indicates, the bride and her father performed the first dance of the night after dinner, at the tune of lively music. The groom and his mother joined the dance floor for the second song; following, the groom took the bride away to dance with her for the rest of the night. Being a wedding with mainly Latin guests, the dance floor was never left alone!

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Wine was endlessly served all night, chinese traditional wedding dress and an amazing array of traditional Ecuadorian sweets were displayed and offered on a lengthy, rectangular table dressed with long, ivory table clothes and flowers.

To put up the china clothing free shipping shutters, Locro traditional Ecuadorian soup made of potatoes and other mouthwatering ingredients, was served right at midnight in order to recover some of the energy required by the attendance of a fabulous, eight hourlong Ecuadorian wedding party!Hilen Bernett CruzHinojosa has been a free lance photographer for over fifteen years, she taught English and Spanish as second languages for over a decade, and she has been working for the Local Power Company as a Civil Engineer since 2004. She fell in love with writing through the many essays and articles she had to write during her MBA studies, which she completed in 2006. She published her first book "Ponte las Pilas, Mxico!" in 2011, an inspirational book which aims to motivate the Mexican community to pursue success through higher education (currently being distributed by some Mexican bookstores and online). She considers herself to be a citizen of the world; she definitely enjoys traveling and sharing her adventures.

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