Due to the ritual's importance, specially decorated wedding beds were sometimes borrowed from friends, family or neighbours. After putting them in bed, the guests offered dishes to the newlyweds and quickly ate with them before leaving them alone. In Scandinavia, it was the most distinguished wedding guest who led the bride to bed in a festive procession. During the Reformation era, the bedding ceremony was associated with rituals that assigned socioeconomic rights and duties to the bride as housewife. In others, the couple was expected to rejoin the party afterwards. In many places, the newlyweds were dressed for bed separately by their family or community and then led to the bedroom. In the 16th century, in what is now Germany, the bedding ceremony was performed to the sound of pipes, drums and 'obscene noises,' after which the couple was left alone and the guests continued celebrating loudly enough for the newlyweds not to be heard. King Charles I of England ( r.В 1625вЂ“1649) notably barred the door of his bedroom however, despite his rejection, the custom remained prevalent for another century among all social classes, including the royal family. Some newlyweds refused to take part in the bedding ceremony. Finally the curtains were drawn around the bed and the couple was left alone. The groomsmen and the bridesmaids then sat on the sides of the bed and threw the couple's stockings at them a hit was believed to indicate that the thrower would soon marry. In England, the ceremony usually began with a priest blessing the bed, after which the newlyweds prepared themselves for bed and drank sweet and spicy wine. the couple's first sexual intercourse, was not witnessed in most of Western Europe. It symbolised the community's involvement in the marriage and especially in the couple's sexual intimacy, but also their marital fidelity. The ritual is often associated with music, bawdy songs and jokes. The people putting the newlyweds in bed have usually included their family, friends and wider community. Cersei hates Tyrion for killing Tywin (and she also believes he killed Joffrey) and has taken even more lovers in the place of Jamie, and Tyrion is a misanthrope who doesn't really get along with anyone.After the wedding in 1654 between Charles X Gustav of Sweden and Hedvig Eleonora of Holstein-Gottorp.Д«edding rituals have been practiced in various cultures, the ceremony differing from place to place. So Jamie hates Tyrion for bursting his bubble and has decided to leave Cersei by herself, not helping her in her time of need. In addition, in the books the three Lannister siblings have been stranded for a long time, since the end of A Storm of Swords, when Tyrion told Jamie that Cersei had many lovers. In the show there was a scene where it looked like that 'younger brother' was going to be the Hound (who is The Mountain's younger brother), but it didn't happen. It isn't explicitly said that it's Cersei's brother. It could be either Jamie or Tyrion (both younger brothers to Cersei, in Jamie's case just for a few minutes), or it could refer to someone else not related to Cersei. The identity of who's that younger brother is still a mystery.

In the books there's a prophecy that says that 'the younger brother' will kill Cersei.

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