Knotting ceremonies

Knotting ceremonies, often referred to as "tying the knot," symbolize the union of two people in marriage. This tradition involves physically tying a knot, which represents the binding commitment between partners. While the specifics can vary by culture, the act of knotting signifies love, fidelity, and the intertwining of lives. It can include rituals such as braiding cords or tying decorative knots, often accompanied by vows or prayers. Knotting ceremonies highlight the importance of community and support in marriage, as witnesses celebrate the couple's commitment to each other.