At the wedding, the clergy kiss each other, then one kisses Carrouges, then he kisses his bride. This was a real practice in a medieval Nuptial Solemn Mass; the "kiss of peace" was given by the priest celebrant to the deacon, who in turn gives it to the subdeacon, who gives the kiss to any other clergy present in choir dress, and it is also given to the groom, who then gives the kiss of peace to his bride. The kiss of peace was also given to royalty, if present at a Solemn Mass. At modern Catholic Masses, the sign of peace is usually a handshake, exchanged by all people present at the Mass.
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