Assertion: bride | /r/CapableOf | throw her bouquet
Facets:
value: to the single women
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: before the removal of the garter
type: TEMPORAL
value: in attendance
type: OTHER
value: to wearing something
type: PURPOSE
value: over her shoulder
type: LOCATION
value: during the reception
type: TEMPORAL
value: to catch the bouquet
type: PURPOSE
value: at the reception
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Throughout Europe and North America, it is traditional for the bride to throw her bouquet at the reception and for all single women present to compete in catching it.
text: It's basically the equivalent of the bouquet toss; the bride throws the bouquet into a group of single women and the woman to catch the bouquet is the next to get married.
text: In the mid-twentieth century it became common for a bride to toss her bouquet over her shoulder to the assembled unmarried women during the reception.
text: From the bride tossing her bouquet to wearing something old, new, borrowed, and blue,
text: A bride may throw her bouquet to the assembled group of all unmarried women in attendance, with folklore suggesting the person who catches it will be the next to wed.
text: The bride will then throw her bouquet (it is also acceptable for the bride to leave the reception hall alone with the groom to get into their 'going away outfits' ...
text: Before the removal of the garter, the bride first throws her bouquet to the single women.
text: The traditional way is the bride is still in her wedding dress when throwing the bouquet.