Isn’t it a wonderful reason for observing the globe? Here are most inalienable traditions of wedding ceremonies all over the world.
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1. Pakistan
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Some days before the occasion bride’s hands are decorated with the patterns from henna. It is done deliberately before the Mehndi ceremony, a kind of a ritual which is believed to bring luck to the future family.
2. Korea
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Korean bride and groom wear special traditional wedding costumes. This tradition has been existing for 2000 years, according to which the newly married couple put on hanbok, traditional costume of bright colours and straight lines.
3. Morocco
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Morocco brides usually wear refinely decorated caftans and loads of jewellery. All the women invited to the wedding decorate their hands with patterns from henna.
4. Scotland
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All the invited men put on traditional costume of Scottish highlanders – kilts from woolen chequered fabric tartan, jackets and long pants.
5. Nigeria, yoruba nation
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Before the bride with concealed under the veil face appear, representatives of this nation – the groom and his friends fall in front of the representatives of the bride’s family.
6. The USA
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There is a tradition that unmarried girls catch the bride’s bouquet. It is supposed that the girl who catches it will soon get married.
7. Japan
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Japanese newly married have to drink 9 cups of sake.
8. China
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The bride is taken to the parents of the groom in the traditional red wedding carriage.
9. France
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Don’t get surprised if you see this wedding cake Croquembouche which looks like a huge tower made from creamy cookies.