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... I know for certain that my family tree holds ancestors of Greek, French, German, Irish, and Italian origin. ... However, it is my Greek heritage that is closest to me (my father was born there), and the one that has impacted my life most. ...
The first true tradition I can remember being passed down to me is a Christmas tradition. I was very young and my grandmother recounted for me why our fireplaces continually burn during the season, and simultaneously, one of the most humorous Greek folk legends: the legend of the "kalikantzaroi. ...
Also interesting about a Greek Christmas is the lack of the usual gift giving. ... New Years Eve is also rich in Greek culture for me as well. ... Easter is the Greek Christmas – the biggest seasonal holiday. ...
If you know anything about Greek custom, or have seen “My Big Fat Greek Wedding,” you should know by now that there is no Easter without lamb. ...
Keeping in suit with the mention of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding,” I believe a mention of Greek weddings is in order. ... A traditional Greek Orthodox marriage includes the celebration of the formal engagement. On the day of the Greek wedding ceremony, the groom asks the brides father for his daughters hand in marriage.
Approximate Word count = 1039
Approximate Pages = 4.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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