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A guide to the perfect Celtic wedding in Ireland

What you should wear, eat, buy and recieve during a real Celtic wedding

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Murph46! If your son married a beautiful lass who is now your daughter, would that not mean that he married his sister, which is against the laws of consanguinity. Unless she was your step-daughter, which might be OK, if quasi- incestuous. I assume you mean that the girl he married is now your daughter-in-law, which is of course hunky dory. Searlit! Groovy, baby! Pass the joint - why don't ya! Hey! Was that you I met at Woodstock all those years ago. Make love not war - man! Pounder! Better than a Jewish [or Catholic] mother. Phew! A fate worse than death. Bythebay! Is that why you never married, leaving you a poisonous old spinster. TayandCake! Hope you didn't author it under your IC pseudonom. Could be why it's outa print.
Irish wedding= get pissed, have a fight and sleep with a brides maid
I wrote a book about Irish Wedding Traditions and there are many more in the book - unfortunately out of print now..but you can find it on Amazon....
The Celtic people probably had marriages that lasted longer with less domestic abuse than what goes on today.
.....and a Jewish divorce lawyer, for,you know,later on.
I like this. It's so back to nature. I think the Irish must have been the original Flower Children. Peace & Love your environment.
Cool, my son was married in a grove to a beautiful (now daughter) lass that looked very much like the one in the picture!It was awesome,and included a bagpiper!
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