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It means you are going to be the next bride.
It means you are going to be the next bride.
There is a common traditional folk-belief that the unmarried woman/girl who catches the bouquet will be the next to marry.
ex: My sister at my other sisters wedding caught the bouquet at the wedding, and truth is she was actually engaged to the man that caught the garter
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