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lbfamilytv
ChelsiahSimonẽ :
And I’m not changing my last name that shouldn’t have to prove my love
2023-05-24 08:39:45
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pardon_my_heels
Micki Jordi | Creator :
If I could go back, babeeeeeee 😂
2023-05-15 15:28:16
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lexopedia0
Lex :
Fathers also walk the daughter down the aisle so she can’t run
2023-05-10 16:40:10
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syndia_rn
Syndia :
Certain traditions would require the bedsheets hung with blood stains to prove the brides virginity.
2023-05-11 21:34:44
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love_fleurette
Fleurette| social commentator :
Notice how these traditions benefit men. I would love for someone to do a deep dive in some of these African wedding traditions
2023-05-12 07:59:08
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ginger2whatsgoingon
AsanteSana :
And the flowers were meant to disguise the smell of the bride as they did not bathe😬
2023-05-11 14:57:38
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mahogany_hues
mahogany_hues :
People forgot what dowry is….
2023-05-11 16:38:54
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nikita_ernstzen
Nikita Ernstzen :
People like to come at me for not changing my surname but the reason women even changed their surname was to indicate change of ownership from father
2023-05-11 21:43:34
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noelly702
N. :
tbh the traditions don’t mean that anymore and have become more positive things
2023-05-13 01:14:14
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deessesunday
Déesse Sunday :
Are we generalising western culture to all other. Marriage traditions are different from others.
2023-05-12 20:51:56
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gardendizzy
gardendizzy :
Sounding very European to me
2023-05-10 18:16:17
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oh.kayyyyy
KAY :
I loved some traditional things like the garter toss. But but he pulled thors hammer from under my dress. Our wedding was also MARVEL themed 😂
2023-05-11 11:42:18
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power2theppl26
BAE_BlackAwesome&EDU :
All this sounds British
2023-05-13 13:17:17
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desiree.mp4
Oxtail | commenter | designer :
it’s so weird because marriage from conception has always benefited men
2023-05-14 19:54:02
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hellothereobiwan
hello there🇬🇧 :
like a white wedding dress it is just because queen Victoria had a white dress at her wedding the colour means nothing
2023-05-11 20:22:21
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deebelladesigns
DeeBella Designs :
Soooo…just go to the courthouse? 😂😭
2023-05-10 18:16:50
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tendresse__nk
Tendresse🇨🇩 :
The bridesmaids one makes sense now that tradition kind of still exists within the African culture
2023-05-10 23:34:01
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nceetities
nctities :
Soo wedding ceremonies are legal human trafficking 😳
2023-05-10 18:12:40
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k3vint0bar
Kevin Tobar :
riding shotgun was literal in the wild west carriages would get robbed so much that they would have a shooter riding with the driver 🌝
2023-05-11 04:38:45
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robertaaah
roberta :
My jaw kept dropping
2023-05-12 11:23:49
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beck9033
beck9033 :
What?!? I mean I’m not a marriage fan but all the info is wild 😳
2023-05-10 16:49:45
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sigsnwigs
Amera :
Wow! Great info…geez…ladies we’ve come FAR!!!
2023-05-10 17:13:50
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katiedagold
Katie Dagold :
There were also the brides dowry to offer up a negotiation point. Like dude gives his name & power and lady gives herself & goods.
2023-05-10 19:50:49
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craftybabymillennial
craftybabymillennial :
It’s so dark 😂😅
2023-05-10 19:47:48
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angelbrittanyxo
Angel :
Traditions are pressure from dead people
2023-05-10 19:01:15
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smartalickkatt
Katie Welch955 :
I've been telling anyone who'd listen.& everyone kept saying I'm bitter. Marriage has absolutely nothing to do with love..
2023-05-12 02:46:23
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drybrine
Autumn :
the first time i saw the garter thing at a wedding ooowee i was so uncomfortable
2023-05-10 18:29:41
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cosmicjupitermelodies
cosmicjupitermelodies :
In my culture, the wedding is for the groom and then the bride has her own separate festivities with all the women in her life. (I’m Eastern European)
2023-05-11 15:54:07
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naleeqnndro
Daria :
The concept of marriage originated in Babylon, men only married when they were 25+ and the girls married when they started puberty (12y+)
2023-05-12 08:48:35
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lab_kat7
Kat S. :
I knew it was gross but forgot exactly how gross.
2023-05-10 16:27:05
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mr.beard888
Mr. beard :
tradition without truth is error grown old
2023-05-30 17:25:40
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frozenprincessshay
Shay :
Saving this for my granny
2023-05-11 21:18:22
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bookofcinz
bookofcinz | Teller of Stories :
my mind is blown. wow
2023-05-11 20:24:00
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turkeylurking
Turkey Lurking :
This is why sweet 16 parties and quinceañera makes me cringe😖
2023-05-11 15:08:06
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mszuriimani
Evangeline :
how can people possibly not know that marriage was a business transaction and the women were property?!
2023-05-10 19:52:33
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zackrileyii
Zack Riley :
To me is sound more European than any other continent
2023-05-12 00:48:42
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va.kotia
Nokotia 🌐 :
More and more reason why I don’t want to marry anyone
2023-05-10 18:30:30
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ur_neighborhoodwitch
UR_NeighborhoodWitch :
Exactly why I’m wearing a black dress 🥰🥰🥰
2023-05-11 22:14:59
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blinklinkies
BlinkBlink :
Which is the reason I will need get change my name
2023-05-10 18:05:03
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plum.fairy_
amber :
I mean... did you not have to read a shitton of mandatory books in school where this context was necessary to understand the book? this is taught
2023-05-11 16:43:02
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ahumanliveshere
Melissa :
Heck ya. Wedding photographer here. I tell my couples all the time to make the day their own and not to appease anyone but them.
2023-05-11 19:06:13
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kino.desu
キノ :
lol, correct me if I'm wrong but some of these traditions were mostly performed by the upper class or royalty
2023-05-12 21:51:30
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111 Years ago, December 12, 1913, on the feast day of Be’ata le Mariam (Prsentation of the Holy Virgin Mary to the Temple) Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia died after a long illness. He had spent the previous four years severely incapacitated and unable to rule, being cared for by wis wife Empress Taitu and his daughter Woizero (future Empress) Zewditu. Upon the orders of his grandson and heir Lij Iyasu, there was no public acknowledgement of the Emperor’s death, and his body was placed in a coffin and locked in a room adjoining the Kidane Meheret Church on the grounds of the Imperial Palace. The widowed Empress Taitu was ordered out of the palace and confined in the old Palace atop mount Entoto. Zewditu and her husband Ras Gugsa Welle were confined to her country estate at Falle. There was no mourning and no church services were allowed. Three years later, the nobility gathered and deposed the still uncrowned Lij Iyasu and proclaimed Zewditu as Empress. One of the Empress’ first acts was to order the construction of the Church of the Presentation of the Holy Virgin Mary to the Temple (Be’ata Le Mariam) to serve as the mausoleum for her father. This beautiful church was built in the grounds of the Imperial Palace, and is a city landmark to this day with its glittering gold crown atop it’s dome. Menelik II was among Ethiopia’s greatest leaders. He is best remembered as the man who led Ethiopia’s great victory over Italy at Adwa, and the man that prevented Ethiopia from falling victim to colonialism like the rest of Africa. He consolidated the various regions that had fallen away from the rule of the central government back under the Crown, and introduced the basis for modernization and development to better the lives of his people. He was a man with a reputation for kindness and compassion, and as such was so popular that people referred to him as “Imiye Menelik” (an endearment normally used for a mother) as he was seen as being more like an indulgent mother than a stern father. May his memory be eternal. #emperormenelik #menelik #adwa #ethiopianmonarchy #ethiopian_tik_tok
111 Years ago, December 12, 1913, on the feast day of Be’ata le Mariam (Prsentation of the Holy Virgin Mary to the Temple) Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia died after a long illness. He had spent the previous four years severely incapacitated and unable to rule, being cared for by wis wife Empress Taitu and his daughter Woizero (future Empress) Zewditu. Upon the orders of his grandson and heir Lij Iyasu, there was no public acknowledgement of the Emperor’s death, and his body was placed in a coffin and locked in a room adjoining the Kidane Meheret Church on the grounds of the Imperial Palace. The widowed Empress Taitu was ordered out of the palace and confined in the old Palace atop mount Entoto. Zewditu and her husband Ras Gugsa Welle were confined to her country estate at Falle. There was no mourning and no church services were allowed. Three years later, the nobility gathered and deposed the still uncrowned Lij Iyasu and proclaimed Zewditu as Empress. One of the Empress’ first acts was to order the construction of the Church of the Presentation of the Holy Virgin Mary to the Temple (Be’ata Le Mariam) to serve as the mausoleum for her father. This beautiful church was built in the grounds of the Imperial Palace, and is a city landmark to this day with its glittering gold crown atop it’s dome. Menelik II was among Ethiopia’s greatest leaders. He is best remembered as the man who led Ethiopia’s great victory over Italy at Adwa, and the man that prevented Ethiopia from falling victim to colonialism like the rest of Africa. He consolidated the various regions that had fallen away from the rule of the central government back under the Crown, and introduced the basis for modernization and development to better the lives of his people. He was a man with a reputation for kindness and compassion, and as such was so popular that people referred to him as “Imiye Menelik” (an endearment normally used for a mother) as he was seen as being more like an indulgent mother than a stern father. May his memory be eternal. #emperormenelik #menelik #adwa #ethiopianmonarchy #ethiopian_tik_tok
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