Hymenaios

Intro Hymenaios is an ancient Greek God associated with Wedding, Reception, Marriage, Music, and voice, and as his syncretized Greek goddess counterpart Hera goddess of Marriage and Childbirth. Hymenaios' major symbols include a Bow, arrow, Harp, Rose, Lyre, and phorminx, and his colors are Violet, Blue, Gold, Red, and Yellow. He is a member of the Erotes and is the son of Apollo the God of the Sun and Light and the Calliope goddess of Epic poetry. In Greek mythology, Hymenaios is depicted as a tall and handsome young man with blush, pale skin, short wavy golden hair, and sparkling black eyes with snowy white wings, holding a sacred matrimonial torch in his hand. In Greek mythology, he’s known for his vengefulness and unforgiveness despite being the God of Wedding but a trait he did get from his father Apollo, in stories it states that he would not go to weddings if he didn’t like something or isn’t pleased now the portion of him going is his name became a token of good luck at every wedding so because of this Hymen is supposed to attend every wedding. If he did not, the marriage would supposedly prove disastrous because it would be better to be on his good side than his bad side now, of course, he was disliked by most of the gods because of his behavior, but other things are great examples of this would be Hera she despises them because the fact that he was ruining a lot of marriages and relationships because of his vengeful and unforgiving nature also Athena the goddess of wisdom disapproves of him for his petty nature and immature nature. Hymenaios is very mature, but just has a bad attitude