Justin Ealand

Getty There are certain details of every Southern wedding that are implemented into the ceremony because, well, they’re traditional. Think: burying the bourbon, cake pulls, seersucker suits, groom’s cakes, and second-line wedding parades. For as long as any of us can remember, the bride always did the following: wore white to the ceremony, sealed the deal with a kiss, cut the cake with her handsome groom at the reception, and tossed the bouquet to a group of hopefuls.