6 Extremely Insane Wedding Traditions around the Globe

Many wedding traditions are known and practiced all over the world. Also, there are some rituals that only the people of particular nations practice. In this post, we are going to tell you some of the weirdest marriage traditions followed around the world.  Let’s take a look at them.

1. Marrying A Tree In India
   Indian women born as Mangliks (an astrological combination when both Mars and Saturn are under the 7th house) in India are apparently "cursed" as well as thought to be likely to cause their partner an early death. So, they must first be married to a tree to ward off this curse and the tree cut down to break the curse.
   
   
   
   
2. Crying In China
   A bride in China must cry for one hour daily for a month before her wedding. Also, her mother joins in 10 days after the bride starts crying, and then 10 days later her grandmother joins them both. Every woman in the family is crying alongside the bride by the end of the month. It’s believed to be an expression of happiness and enjoyment.
   
   
   
   
3. Beating The Groom With Dead Fish In Korea
   Many people of South Korea believe that the groom’s feet need to be beaten by dead fish and bamboo sticks to make him ready for the first night of the marriage. 
   
   
   
   
4. Shoe Thieves In India
   In many parts of India, the groom has to take off his shoes before approaching the wedding ceremony happening in Banquet Halls In Janakpuri. As soon as he does this confusion ensues and this is a sign for the battle to start.  People from the groom’s side are expected to protect the shoe while the bride’s family tries to steal it. In addition to this, if the bride’s relatives succeed in their endeavor, then the groom has to pay a ransom to get them back.
   
   
   
   
5. Breaking Of The Glass In Jewish Tradition
   In Jewish, when a wedding ceremony comes to an end, then both the bride and groom step on a glass inside a cloth bag to shatter it. Do you know it has several meanings, and to demonstrate that marriage holds sorrow is one of them as well as joy and another one is to represent the commitment to stand by one?
   
   
   
   
6. Kissing Feast In Sweden
   Whenever either the Sweden bride or groom leaves their table to use the bathroom then the other gets kissed.

Do you have unusual wedding traditions in your country? If yes, please  tell us about them in the comment box below.