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| Video Discription | A wedding is a time for celebration and excitement. You will not feel so excited if you were in one of these places! Click Here To Subscribe http://bit.ly/29VUfN1 For copyright matters please contact us at: info@mindmidst.com 10- The Blackening of the Bride Blackening of the bride is a Scottish custom which is performed weeks or days prior to the wedding ceremony. The bride and the groom are captured by their family and friends and are covered by food and other adhesive materials. The children and adults alike spray the couple with water guns, buckets of sticky materials and food items while they are being paraded in the streets or on a truck. It is an open ritual and no rules apply to the blackening of the bride. 9- Spitting on the Bride - Massai Nation, Kenya It is one of the bizarre rituals performed by the Massai nation of Kenya. In this ritual, the bride is first shaved and then her head is covered in lamb fat. The father of the bride spits on the head and the breasts. In Massai nation, spitting is thought to bring good fortune. 8- The Kissing Tradition - Sweden This is a bizarre yet an enjoyable tradition in Swiss weddings. During the wedding ceremony, the groom disappears for some reason, and all the unmarried young men are allowed to kiss the bride. At the same time, the female guests also leave the room and they kiss the groom. If you plan to get married in Sweden, then buckle up for this crazy ritual. 7- Beating the Groom's Feet - South Korea This ritual is unique to South Korea. After the wedding ceremony, the groom's friends steal him from the bride. The groom's feet are bound with a stick. It is believed to make the groom stronger before the first wedding night. Though this ritual seems cruel and painful, it is a way of fun and enjoyment. Often times, the friends of the groom ask him questions and quiz him while they are beating his feet. 6- Money Dance - Guests Pay to Dance with the Bride This is a recently adopted ritual. It is practiced all over the world, but it originated in Poland. Those guests who wish to have a dance with the bride have to pay for it. The bride has her first dance with her father while a guest holds an apron in his hand. To dance with the bride, you have to put money in the apron. Female guests also have to pay to dance with the groom. 5- Love conquers all, even bathroom breaks That is what the people of a Tribe in Borneo believe. In this ritual, the married couples are not allowed to leave their homes not even for bathroom breaks for an entire day! It is believed that this ritual will bring the couple good luck in the years to come. 4- Bridesmaid Blockade On the day the groom comes to collect the bride, the bridesmaids make an aggressive blockade before the bride. They do not let the groom cross. To reach the bride, the groom must prove his love for the bride to the bridesmaids. The bridesmaids demand money and they make the groom do silly tasks for their own enjoyment. The groom must obey or he will get into serious trouble. 3- Crying Ritual of the Tujia People - China Among the Tujia people in China, 30 days prior to the wedding the bride starts crying one hour everyday. After ten days, she is joined by her mother in the practice and after another ten days, her grandmother. This continues until all the female guests and relatives of the bride cry for one hour everyday. The good news is that this is not an expression of sorrow. The crying represents deep and true love. People shed tears of joy on weddings but for the Tujia, it is mandatory. 2- The Cursed, Tree Marrying Wives of India Indians take their horoscope seriously. If a female is born "manglik" or Mars-bearing, she is believed to be cursed and will bring an early death to her husband. To break this curse, the bride is first married to a peepal tree or a banana tree! After the wedding ceremony, the tree is destroyed which breaks the curse. Alternately, the bride has to marry the Hindu God Vishnu to break the curse. 1-A Wedding Gone Down the Toilet It is an old French tradition which is still practiced widely in the rural areas. The bride and the groom are forced to drink the leftover alcohol from the ceremony. The worst part is that they are made to do so from a replica toilet bowl! This might be one of the most bizarre wedding rituals around the world. Good news for the French lovebirds, this ritual has lost its charisma and no newlyweds are compelled to practice it any longer. Our Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MindMidst/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mindmidst/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mindmidst/ Narrated By : Darren Marlar Music: http://www.bensound.com/ For more videos and articles visit http://mindmidst.com/ [nprmYeRJKFQ] |
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