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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - History - Elementary School - Weddings through History
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When learning about the lives of those who have contributed to national achievements young children might look at weddings. Children will learn about the weddings of some important people who have contributed to historical events.Some ancient customs and traditions have survived the centuries to remain as part of ceremonies today.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - History - Elementary School - Weddings through History
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10 Questions

1. Where does the expression 'tying the knot' come from?
2. King Henry VIII is quite famous for getting married. How many wives did he have?
3. The groom traditionally stands to the right of his bride. Why is this?
4. A popular wedding rhyme starts with 'something old, something new'. How does it end?
5. What made a marriage legal in Ancient Rome?
6. When did wedding rings for men become popular?
7. Why have bridesmaids usually worn the same style of dress?
8. Who first had wedding rings?
9. Most wedding receptions have a wedding cake. What did the ancient Romans have instead?
10. Who made white wedding dresses popular?