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In Norway, a charming and unique wedding tradition involves the bride and sometimes the groom placing a small silver coin in their shoes on their wedding day. This symbolic gesture is believed to bring good fortune, financial prosperity, and stability to the newlyweds as they begin their life together.
The coin is typically placed in the left shoe, representing the couple’s hope for financial security and a long, prosperous marriage. For many Norwegian couples, this tradition serves as a reminder that wealth isn't just about money, but also about the richness of love, happiness, and shared experiences.
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The "Money Dance" Scramble: During the traditional money dance, guests pin money on the couple’s clothing to wish them prosperity. However, it often becomes a hilarious competition with relatives scrambling to see who can outdo one another with bigger bills—or the most creative way of sticking it on!
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Did you know that in Germany, friends of the bride and groom break dishes the night before the wedding to bring good luck?
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Ninong and Ninang Overload: Filipino weddings have an impressive number of sponsors (ninongs and ninangs). It’s almost a competition to see who can have the most influential or successful godparents. The bride and groom joke about assembling a dream team of advisors for life!
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It’s not uncommon for the groom to go missing before the wedding day – not because of cold feet, but due to the traditional "pamanhikan" (formal meeting of the couple’s families). Sometimes, grooms jokingly “disappear” as they negotiate with the bride’s family for permission to marry, making light of the situation.
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Did you know that the term "honeymoon" comes from an old Norse tradition where newlyweds would drink mead, a honey-based alcoholic drink, for a month?
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Did you know that throwing rice at newlyweds symbolizes prosperity and fertility? Today, many people use birdseed or bubbles as eco-friendly alternatives.
The custom of showering newlyweds with rice dates back to ancient civilizations like the Romans and Egyptians. In these cultures, rice (or other grains) represented fertility and abundance, and throwing it at a couple was believed to ensure that they would have a fruitful marriage, filled with children, wealth, and good fortune.
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