Are You Marrying Someone from a Different Culture or Religion? by Stephanie C. Toelle, Victor W. Harris

“…It was the author Paul Sweeney who penned, “A wedding anniversary is the celebration of love, trust, partnership, tolerance, and tenacity. …”
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Are You Marrying Someone from a Different Culture or Religion? by Stephanie C. Toelle, Victor W. Harris

“…It was the author Paul Sweeney who penned, “A wedding anniversary is the celebration of love, trust, partnership, tolerance, and tenacity. …”
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Au seuil de l’intimité conjugale : la chambre nuptiale à la Belle Époque by Aïcha Salmon

“…In nineteenth-century France, marriage had to be consummated on the wedding night. This entry into legitimate sexuality was spatially circumscribed to a particular place, designated by the generic expression of the bridal chamber. …”
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Le plurilinguisme dans The Professor de Charlotte Brontë : entre fascination et neutralisation de l’altérité by Hélène Collins

“…In a parallel to the protagonists’ wedding, The Professor harmoniously and victoriously marries French and English.…”
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Philippe le Bel avant Philippe IV, quelle diplomatie? (1276 – 1285) by Léo Perret

“…His chivalry and his wedding, at the Assumption 1285, in full preparation for the expedition of the “Crusade of Aragon”, made him change in stature. …”
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« A peculiar poetical-like murmur » : répétition et poéticité dans The Mayor of Casterbridge by Annie Ramel

“…In The Mayor of Casterbridge, it is the signifier « ring » which commemorates the traumatic moment when Henchard sold his wife on a fair (when she flung her wedding-ring in his face), a punctum effect (in the acoustic field) whose recurrence punctuates the text and produces all sorts of reverberations—repeated letters, alliterations, acoustic debris and fragments—whereby something of the « voice qua object » is overheard. …”
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Construction of Islamic identity in the Lampung community leadership system through folk poetry by Jafar Fakhrurozi, Dadang Suganda, Lina Meilinawati Rahayu, Nani Darmayanti

“…The research focused on analyzing oral folk poetry, specifically the wawancan and peppacur genres, which are integral to the cultural rituals of the Lampung people, especially in wedding ceremonies. The folk poetry is carried out from generation to generation. …”
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Judaïsme et homosexualité. Entretien avec Frank Jaoui, porte-parole du Beit Haverim by Martine Gross

“…The « tea dance » is marked on a calendar of Jewish holidays along with unity ceremonies modeled on traditional Jewish wedding rituals. This interview with Franck Jaoui, the current spokesperson, and Martine Gross, a researcher and founding member of the association, allows us to trace the place of the ritual in the construction of gay Jewish sociabilities and identities in France.…”
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Le Phare de Bayonne et La Sentinelle des Pyrénées : regards croisés de deux journaux français sur l’actualité espagnole de 1838 by Alain Pauquet

“…On one hand, coming secretely from Austria, the arrival of the princess of Beira in the basque provinces and her wedding with the pretender Don Carlos of Borbon (Charles V of Spain). …”
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Readymade–Human: Principles of Artistic and Theoretical Work of Robert Cyprich by Ján KRALOVIČ

“…In the late sixties, Cyprich met artist Alex Mlynárčik, and together they carried out several happenings (such as Festival of Snow in 1970, Day of Joy – If All the Trains in the World in 1971, Eva's Wedding in 1971 etc.). The core of the study focuses on Cyprich's work, which was based on exploring the concepts of society and socialist art. …”
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Gold Finger: Metal Jewellery as a Disease Modifying Antirheumatic Therapy! by T. Hlaing, S. Ramteke, K. Binymin

“…We postulated that wearing a gold wedding ring has helped protecting the PIP joint of the left ring finger from the damaging effect of inflammatory arthritis. …”
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Introduction : « La Duchesse d’Amalfi, des humeurs baroques à une passion moderne ? » by Gisèle Venet

“…It does so all the more as they seek to prevent their sister, a young widow, from wedding again, by hiring an “intelligencer” or spy who is himself prone to the same distemper. …”
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Les Noces Chymiques de Johann Valentin Andreae dans Die Geheimnisse et Das Märchen de Goethe by Annie Zdenek

“…Goethe considered the Chymical Wedding as a poetic and pleasant work which, in 1784, he decided to rewrite to provide to his contemporaries a modernized version. …”
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Research on the Epic of Edigey in Türkiye by Kemaloğlu İ.

“…These studies mostly attempt to reveal how the epic deals with the image of Edigey and Timur, the theme of homeland, weapons, steppe and steppe culture, birth-wedding-death, etc. In addition, some articles examine topics such as supernatural powers, mythological motives, and the functions of animals in the epic.…”
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A Qualitative Study on Consumption Motivations in Turkish Marriage Rituals by Elif Boyraz, Çiğdem Aliçavuşoğlu

“…As a result of the thematic analysis, the categories were determined as; meeting, marriage proposal, asking for the girl’s hand in marriage - betroth- engagement, bundle, henna night, to fetch the bride, marriage and wedding, photo shooting, shopping, jewelry sharing, material effect, the effect of the pandemic and using social media in ritual consumption. …”
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Indigenization of Pakistani English in Kanza Javed’s Ashes, Wine and Dust by Maryam Arshad, Humaira Irfan Irfan, Rashid Hussain, Nurah Saleh Alfares

“…These include words related to food, living styles, clothing, forms of address and titles, religious terms, Indo-Pak history, traditional wedding events, ethnic identity, languages representing cultural identity, and places symbolizing cultural heritage. …”
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Lithuanian historical conception according to Ignas Onacevičius by Algirdas Šidlauskas

“…In general, there was no big difference in Lithuania between estates, until the wedding of Jogaila with the Polish queen; this is when the union between Lithuania and Poland began. …”
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The Fake Diary of a Historical Figure: Klementyna Tańska-Hoffmanowa’s Journal of Countess Françoise Krasińska (1825) by Magdalena Ożarska

“…The spouses were not to be reunited until over a decade after the wedding. The long separation was largely due to the character of the Prince, who had hoped to become King of Poland, which however never materialised. …”
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Beliefs in Good and Bad Days among the Tatars in Dobrudja and Among the Polish-Lithuanian Tatars (Preliminary Remarks) by Veneta Yankova

“…An attempt was made to systematize the permitted and unacceptable activities on certain days related to agriculture, family, wedding, childbirth, travel, illness, dreams, etc. …”
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Anti-NMDAR-Positive Small-Cell Lung Cancer Paraneoplastic Limbic Encephalitis: A Case Report and Literature Review by Raman Sohal, Steven H. Adams, Vishal Phogat, Abha Harish, Carlos Ynigo D. Lopez, Michael P. A. Williams, Kamal K. Khurana, Basel Abuzuaiter, Nia Jagroop, Bhavya Narapureddy

“…A 72-year-old male with history of COPD was brought to the ED by his wife after he was found to have short-term memory loss, including forgetfulness of his wedding anniversary the day before, and anxiety. Neurological exam showed impaired short-term recall on MOCA. …”
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