Question 14(1 point) (04.03 MC)
Read and choose the option with the correct answer.
I am Rosario from Orlando, Florida, USA. I am getting married in Orlando this summer but want to celebrate a wedding with some traditions from the Dominican Republic. My Dominican grandma used to tell me about the weddings she attended in the Dominican Republic when she was growing up. I want to be sure she has wonderful memories as she attends my wedding!

Based on the lesson, how could Rosario add a tradition from the Dominican Republic? (1 point)

Bring childhood pictures to the ceremony

Dance prior to the wedding ceremony
Have a relative bring coins during the ceremony

Order a special dessert for after the wedding ceremony

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