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Strange Wedding Traditions - True or False
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A tradition called “blackening” involves covering the bride and groom in flour, ash, and feathers.
True
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In Italy nuts are given to the newlyweds.
True.
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In the Philippines doves are released.
True.
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In India they steal the groom's shoes.
True.
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In North Korea the bride is given a sheep.
False. The bride is given a goose.
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In a Congolese wedding, couples must not smile throughout the entire ceremony to show they are serious about marriage.
True
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A bride in certain regions of India must marry a tree before her actual wedding if she is considered “manglik” (astrologically cursed).
True
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In Brazil guests throw money at the newlyweds.
False. This is a tradition in Nigeria.
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In Spain, it’s traditional for the bride to wear an all-red dress to symbolize passion.
(False – Spanish brides often wear white like many other cultures.)
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In the UK the bride wears something old, new, borrowed and blue.
True.
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After the wedding, German couples saw a log in half together to symbolize teamwork in marriage.
True
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In South Africa parents put out a fire.
False. The parents carry a fire.
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In Morocco the wedding lasts an entire week.
True.
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In Mexico the bride carries 3 bouquets.
False. The bride carries 2 bouquets.
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In Polynesia the bride and groom are cleansed with coconut water.
True.
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During the Russian wedding toast, it’s customary to break dishes for good luck.
True - breaking dishes is believed to bring good luck.
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