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