The bouquet toss is a traditional event in Western wedding ceremonies, typifying the bride’s passing of good fortune to single women attendees. Stemming from England during the 14th century, the bouquet toss is believed to confer marital luck or prospect to whoever catches the thrown bouquet. This ceremonial act involves the bride, with her back turned, throwing her flower bouquet over her shoulder towards an assembled group of unwed women. The woman who catches the bouquet is said to be destined as the next one to marry. As an emblematic part of matrimonial celebrations, it represents a symbolic transition from singlehood to matrimony for the anticipated recipient.