Unlike most in the West, many couples in Spain and Latin America prefer to marry rather than live together, and church weddings remain common. In these countries, the church has great influence and soon, a great couple I know from Venezuela will be getting married, so this is an ideal time to share a small selection of useful phrases in Spanish for getting married.

Announcing their plans to marry, the couple may be teased, similar to English:

You are going to make the biggest mistake in your life! – You are about to make the biggest mistake of your life!

Occasionally, if a person is not convinced that the partner is a good match, they will express their concerns with this Spanish proverb:

Before the cases, watch what you do – Before you get married, watch what you do

I guess it’s not the kind of romantic phrases in Spanish that lovers want to hear!

The Spanish sentence for a marriage is: a weddingand there are two prayers that are commonly used for marriage: marriage and the marriage.

the boyfriend refers to the boyfriend, girlfriend is his girlfriend, and together they are the couple. the best man is the best man at the wedding and the bridesmaids are the bridesmaidsReally simple Spanish phrases that you can easily add to your vocabulary.

No wedding is complete without the perfect couple – the perfect couple – affirming their love by exchanging wedding rings – wedding rings. Throughout Spain and Latin America it is a common custom for the groom to deliver thirteen gold coins – the thirteen gold coins – to the girlfriend.

Gold coins are a symbol of trust and confidence of the couple, they are security and are known as: tapestry. The thirteen gold coins symbolize Jesus Christ and the twelve apostles him. then the couple have completed the votes – the vows – the gold coins will be passed to the bride.

The end of the ceremony is quite different, and you may be in for a little surprise when the bride and groom are leaving the church. Instead of being greeted with confetti, they are greeted with explosions and smoke from firecrackers – firecrackers – making a rather noisy affair!

There is a little change in Spanish because you are married to your partner instead of, as we say in English. For example:

I am married to Sylvia – I am married to Sylvia – Marisol is married to Eduardo – Marisol is married to Eduardo.

If you just want to say “I’m married”, you can say either be gold I’m Since both are used in Spanish, it all depends on whether the speaker sees marriage as a permanent or temporary state.

That is a small selection of common phrases in Spanish about marriage that are beautiful and easy to learn. Play with them and enjoy making them part of your Spanish vocabulary!