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Just figure out which traditions are most important to you from each culture, then start working them in!
You obviously won't have a wedding that's completely one way or the other, so you have freedom to pick and choose, and create your own ceremony, just as unique as your own marriage will be.
You can do both ceremonies. You can do an orthodox ceremony with western style wedding clothes and sign the marriage certificate and then the day before or after or on the same day, you can do an "simple" cambodian wedding ceremony without the processional, just the ceremony. My husband is Lao and this is what we did, an American style wedding on Saturday and then a simple, scaled down Lao wedding ceremony on Sunday. And it wasn't stressful at all...it was actually nice to spread the celebration out a couple days and spend time with our out of town family.
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has any experience or any ideas on how to incorporate two different cultures. I'm Cambodian and my fiance is Orthodox. I don't want to go through the whole cambodian ceremony and he is dead set on having an orthodox church ceremony. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to show both cultures without being too much in favor of one. Any advice or ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!