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21 de Julio Los matrimonios en Salamanca son muy interesante. Tuve suerte para ver dos matrimonios. Ambos del matrimonios fueron emparejas de Spaiñards. En España, el sociedad es patriarca, por lo tanto la mujer en España lleva su eposo apellido, similiar como America. Despue la mujer/novia camina delante a el sacerdotr o el padre de cathedral, el hombre padres veniron tambien. Los matrimonios en España son muy largo porque mayoría son católico. Durante matrimonios el sacerdote o el padre hablaba demasiado. Tambien, durante los matrimonios, en España, los recién casados participe en el super de Cristo. I was lucky to go see two wedding ceremonies. I was walking pass a church carrying three shopping bags. I had my camera bag wrapped around my waist. I was walking far from the Plaza Mayor, taking pictures of the old and new cathedral. Suddenly, I saw a group of people going inside the church. At first, I thought the group of people were taking a tour, until I got closer and show them dressed up. A lady in front of the cathderal said unto me to come inside. I replied, ¨Okay. Thanks.¨ I said to myself, ¨a wedding. alright.¨ I went inside and saw the newlywed couple. I was sitting near the door because, when I wanted to leave earlier (which had happened), I can leave quietly. I must say, both of the wedding ceremonies were sooo long. All I wanted to see was bride and groom kiss and walk down the aisle together. The priest was talking too much. I couldn´t understand what he was saying, so that made even worse. However, I did like the dressing style of the bride and the bridesmaid. I try to snap a good shot, but it wasn´t much light. I didn´t want to leave, but time was going by too fast and I had to me with some grad students at a cafe.