Alejandra Capetillo's Pre-Wedding Rituals: A Touch of Tradition

Alejandra Capetillo's Wedding Day Rituals Ensure a Rain-Free Celebration Alejandra Capetillo, a well-known figure, recently married in a stunning ceremony at Hacienda Zololuca in Hidalgo, Mexico. However, the story leading up to the big day is just as interesting. In a video posted online, Capetillo is seen performing traditional Mexican rituals in an effort to ensure good weather for her wedding. These rituals involved using eggs and knives, practices believed to ward off rain. "'Plis' que no llueva!" Capetillo exclaims in the video, expressing her hope for a rain-free day. The video also shows her earlier visit to the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City, where she received a blessing and a dozen eggs, another tradition believed to prevent bad weather. The video culminates in footage of the wedding itself, held under clear skies. The successful outcome underscores the significance of these traditions for Capetillo and the importance of cultural practices in Mexican weddings. The event serves as a charming anecdote about the lengths people go to for a perfect celebration.