Oh there are a fun bunch:

La Hora Loca (The Crazy Hour) is a fun Spanish wedding tradition that takes place toward the end of the reception. It involves lively music, colorful costumes, and lots of dancing to get everyone in the party mood before the night wraps up! (and by when the night wraps up, I mean when the sun starts to rise because we're partying till 6am!)

The Arras Ceremony - During the ceremony, the groom presents the bride with arras—13 gold coins—as a symbol of his commitment to provide for her. The coins are a sign of prosperity and unity, and the bride may hold onto them for good fortune.

Vino de Honor - (Galician Tradition) Following the wedding ceremony, the couple traditionally shares a "vino de honor" (honor wine) with guests. This typically takes place in the church or a nearby venue and is a smaller, more intimate gathering before the reception. It’s a time for the newlyweds to toast and receive guests' congratulations.

'A Lúa' - (Galician Tradition) - where the bride and groom go for a walk after the wedding (often in moonlight, to signify the start of their life together.

The 'Saudação' (Azorean Tradition) - A unique tradition where it involves a ritual known as the "saudação" or “greeting,” where friends and family gather around the couple to express their blessings and well wishes.

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