Six Wedding Day Superstitions Explained

If it pours on your wedding day and your chic coif turns into a frizzy French twist, consider it good luck. When you're drenched in your white wedding gown, it's hard to see it as a good omen but according to tradition, the more rain the better the marriage. Another fun wedding fact - in the old days bridesmaids had a much bigger role -- they warded off evil spirits! For good karma and to keep bad spirits away, shower your bridesmaids with bridesmaid gifts or give out lucky wedding favors like this wooden elephant.

The Crying Bride - It's good luck for the bride to cry on her wedding day. Wear waterproof mascara and don't be afraid to shed some tears. As long as you cry tears of joy, it's a good omen. If you're sobbing because you don't want to get married, well that's a different story.

Rain on Your Wedding Day - If the forecast calls for rain on your wedding day, consider yourself a lucky bride. Not only does rain symbolize good luck, it sets the scene for dramatic wedding photo...