What a Chilean-style marriage should include

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Evelyn Carpenter

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Attention lovers of pebre, empanadas de pino and sopaipillas, if you can't imagine life without typical Chilean customs, why not incorporate them into your marriage as well?

The day is approaching and all you can think about are the love phrases you will say to each other at the altar. You haven't even reviewed any dress or outfit ideas, let alone wedding decoration photos. What you do know is that you want it to be something that identifies not only you, but also that all your guests will feel at home.

There are many arrangements for weddings, but you can be sure that a Chilean style wedding will be a party that no one will ever forget.

In this article we will give you the best ideas so that the tiqui tiqui tí, the chicha and the empaná not be missing on anyone's table.

Dress code

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The first thing is to suggest to the guests that they add to their attire in some way, the colors white, blue or red They don't necessarily have to wear one of those colors: it can be anything from a blue party dress to a small accessory that fits the dress code.

On the other hand, the bride and groom's outfit can also include Chilean style details. The bride, for example, can wear a Chinese wedding dress or a bouquet of copihues combined with a simple hairstyle or wear two beautiful traditional braids with a ribbon. The groom, on the other hand, can choose between a poncho over the shoulder or a huaso hat elegant to make his triumphal entrance.

Chilean style decoration

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There are several elements of decoration that can make your marriage has an unmatched Chilean spirit.

  • Wild flowers: Simple and wild floral arrangements are perfect for a country and chilean style wedding decoration.
  • Tri-coloured garlands: a subtle detail that will immediately deliver to the place a Chilean "ramada" or "fonda" feel.
  • Carts and bales of grass: a corner where guests can be photographed with the bride and groom and take home a nice souvenir.
  • Flyers: typical Chilean element that children's guests will also like it very much The party will be open to all, who will be able to take one home at the end of the party.

Chilean style menu

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  • For starters: the initial cocktail can not miss the sopaipillas, the pebre and the empanadas de pino, all in miniature version Don't forget to accompany it with delicious typical chilean beverages, such as the pisco sour, chicha or red wine.
  • Entrance: seafood products will not be left out either. When seated at the table, guests will be able to eat as a starter. a delicious ceviche or machas a la parmesana.
  • Main course: rich Creole dishes such as a pastel de choclo or a charquicán will leave everyone with a full belly and a happy heart.
  • Desserts: for many, the most important part is the dessert. A good idea can be a serving of roasted milk or rice pudding. It will make your mouth water.
  • Chilean style open bar: for those who want to keep the party going, they can go to the bar, where they can the earthquake and piscola will be the perfect excuse to give it all on the dance floor afterwards.

Entertainment: Chilean-style dancing and games

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  • A cueca foot instead of the waltz: an original way to present the bride and groom's dance. The flashes won't stop.
  • Typical Chilean games: not only the kids will have fun with games such as pin the tail on the donkey, hopscotch or emboque.
  • Chilean style cotillion: huaso hats, Chilean flags and Chinese aprons to keep having fun all night long.

As you think about wedding dresses, custom-made suits and wedding cakes, consider these Chilean ideas to make your celebration something unique and very patriotic. Be sure that it will be a wedding that your friends and family will always remember.

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Evelyn Carpenter is the author of the best-selling book, All you need for your marriage. A Marriage guide. She has been married for over 25 years and has helped countless couples build successful marriages. Evelyn is a sought after speaker and relationship expert, and has been featured in various media outlets including Fox News, Huffington Post, and more.