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According to the Lebanese tradition, the bride usually receives large flower arrangements which are sent from her family and friends to adorn her house on her big day. If you'd like to send flowers, you can send them to:

9431 Royal Vista Avenue. Clermont, FL 34711. 

According to the Lebanese tradition, the day of the ceremony, the bride's family and close friends go to her house to see her before she heads to church. The arouss (bride) greets her guests and takes pictures with them. 

Right before it’s time to leave to church the groom’s parents and close relatives arrive. The future in -laws present the bride a gift in front of everyone, they all sing traditional words and the zaffeh keeps the celebration going while people start heading to church.

The groom and groomsmen stay behind at church to await everyone.

Según la tradición libanesa, la novia generalmente recibe grandes arreglos florales que son enviados por sus familiares y amigos para agasajarla. Si desea enviar flores, la dirección es:

9431 Royal Vista Avenue. Clermont, FL 34711.

Según la tradición libanesa, el día de la ceremonia religiosa los familiares de la novia y amigos cercanos van a su casa antes de ir a la iglesia. La arouss (novia) saluda a sus invitados y se toma fotos con ellos.

Justo antes de que llegue el momento de ir a la iglesia, llegan los padres del novio y sus familiares. Los futuros suegros le entregan a la novia un obsequio delante de todos, se cantan algunos versos tradicionales y el zaffeh  da inicio a la celebración mientras todos comienzan a ir a la iglesia.

El novio, junto al padrino de boda y los groomsmen, esperan en la iglesia con alegría por la novia.