The Breaking of the Glass at a Jewish Wedding:

I have never seen it in the Bible, but the traditions of the Jewish people live on. According to the Rabbi's,  the Jewish tradition of breaking glass by stomping on a glass wrapped in cloth was symbolic of the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Roman army. The breaking of the glass during a wedding ceremony symbolizes the mix of joy and sorrow in life. It also shows that by the breaking of the wedding vows can never be whole again. It also shows how fragile life is. The Breaking of the Glass, by the Groom, is also the last time in the marriage that He gets to put his foot down...  :)

Unity Candle -

This is where the two flames become one. The representative of the Bride's and Grooms family light a candle and the couple light the center candle together. This is the symbolic joining of the two families and friends.

The Sand Ceremony - 

Is similar to a Unity Candle ceremony above, only you would use sand. This is a nice touch for a beach wedding ceremony. You can use the actual sand from the beach of where your marriage takes place. You can use a nice lead crystal container and it is nice to have this beautiful container for putting on a hutch or on a mantle of the house for display.

Wedding Ring -

We Americans put a wedding ring on the third finger of the left hand, due to an ancient Greek custom from a belief that a vein in this finger ran directly to the heart. If you are looking for rings that are Different, very durable and strong, and, at the same time, are not particularly expensive, you may wish to consider wedding rings or bands constructed of titanium. Titanium is an extraordinary metal that, by weight, is stronger than steel. It is an also an inert metal that is impervious to corrosion or decay. And, nicely enough, despite the fact that it is so very strong, bands made of titanium tend to be fairly inexpensive. Yet titanium may be a perfect choice for those who work with their hands, such as mechanics and carpenters. It also does not conduct electricity very well and maybe a good choice for those that work arounf high voltage, like electricians or industrial power plant workers

Since the Wedding ceremony at Cana in John 2:1-11 marriage or holy matrimony has been a sacrament when practiced by Christians. Jesus turned the water in wine here and it was his first recorded miracle.

An old saying that "the bride wore a green gown" implies that she was promiscuous before marriage. It refers to her rolling around in the grass with man.