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traditionally the bride is on the left of the groom because in days of yore, the groom (of gentry) used to carry his sword on his right hand side.
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Do you need the sword for the mother in law ? 
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Ah, but what if he is left handed?
a left-handed arm would be taught to fight with his sword in the right hand. In old naval days officers used to carry the sword on their broadside - this so when they were about to assault enemy ships, they had a broad space to draw swords without injuring their fellow swordsmen.
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...JR, a man of tradition and honour...would you lay down your coat in a puddle so the ladies of Yop could pass through! 
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Stu check this guy out this should inspire you
http://meninenuotrauka.lt/ scroll down to the bottom, and you will find loads of weddings, he is awesome! Don't blame me though for spending the next couple of hours drooling over them xx
this should inspire youhttp://meninenuotrauka.lt/ scroll down to the bottom, and you will find loads of weddings, he is awesome! Don't blame me though for spending the next couple of hours drooling over them
xx
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MS they are lovely.
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Originally Posted by Jack Russell
it's traditional
a left-handed arm would be taught to fight with his sword in the right hand. In old naval days officers used to carry the sword on their broadside - this so when they were about to assault enemy ships, they had a broad space to draw swords without injuring their fellow swordsmen.
a left-handed arm would be taught to fight with his sword in the right hand. In old naval days officers used to carry the sword on their broadside - this so when they were about to assault enemy ships, they had a broad space to draw swords without injuring their fellow swordsmen.
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wHY WOULD THAT MATTER?
(It was a bit of a joke coment
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MS they are lovely.