Why do you say that ?The Greek Orthodox religion is one of the oldest chritian religions around.

Lucky you to have those beautiful memories, na se kala. Happy Christmas. Yes our weddings are very special. xx

*a lot

That's interesting - perhaps Christina and Stephanie look similar

Our pleasure!

We always love working with you too Julie. xx

Which place of greece did the wedding took part ?

@@user-ij1xo7bx6o it took part in MACEDONIA because we exist for thousands of years just because you are from greece doesn't mean you are the only acient country in the world plus they discovered a tomb in macedonia where alexander the great mother was buried

Jane Kirk The greek orthodox church is the Orthodoxy, the ancient church. The Coptic is a heretical church and it's not Orthodoxy.

The differences are cultural and linguistic. The Coptic Church is the Church of the Copts, the native people of Egypt, while the Greek Church is the Church of the Greeks. The Coptic Orthodox Church is one of the Oriental Orthodox Churches while the Greek Orthodox Church is Eastern Orthodox. As numerous agreed statements between the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Churches state, the theological disputes of the 5th century (which led to the estrangement of the two families of Churches) were largely due to linguistic misunderstandings resulting from the same word carrying slightly different meanings in each area. The resulting confusion, coupled with vying factions politically competing for supremacy, caused a rupture. While debates continued, the rise of Islam made communication somewhat harder so full communion has not been re-established til this day, however informal inter-communion is common in some places, especially among married folk of different backgrounds in Syria.

@@chrismichal8242 This is not how you explain something!

Because a hair covering is not necessary. The hair is the women's head covering

Hair covering isn't that common in Greek Orthodoxy in America today (becoming less common in Greece too) it's not an important thing and thus something that priests tend not to stress. Orthodox emphasize the spirit over the letter of the law, so modesty is what's emphasized rather than literal hair covering, since hair isn't sexualized in the way it was in the ancient world.

@@braedonpoteat7345 read the bible and you talk

Did you notice the veil on the back of the bride's head? As much as it may be unpopular to say so, the real reason why many Greeks no longer wear them is because the fashionable hairdos of the 1950's were expensive for women and having them ruffled on Sunday was deemed inconvenient. Consequently, the practice was largely abandoned due to the nagging of women. A Greek priest told me as much. It still remains the official position that a woman should cover her head for the reception of all mysteries/sacraments.

Differing in everything and agreeing on the worship of a deaf tree, which religion are you talking about?This video I showed to my friends from the Christian faith, and there was an argument between us for two months, and then they were convinced that Jesus, peace be upon him, was a messenger sent by God, and not a god as they believed, and thanks to God Almighty, they believed in God, Muhammad and the Islamic religion. Congratulations to them and thank you for the video publisher. 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJbZlop_jcZqo68

@Dr Z Thanks. So I believe it is rice sometime.

yes, its rice!! :) once the newlywed couple comes out of the church u have to throw rice at them - its a tradition haha

@@areti2003 Thanks for clarification. I guessed it was rice. I believe they do this in Italy and Greece (and may be some other countries). In India (Hindus) we have same practice but we throw rice on the couple when they take vows. Regards.

@@Phatak1000 no problem!! yeah to be honest ive no idea whether they do this in other countries as well but we surely cant be the only ones who do it haha. thats actually really cool !!

@@Phatak1000 It is illegal to through rice at weddings in Australia, where this video was filmed. Instead, people throw confetti.