Marital traditions

Marital traditions are customs and practices that celebrate and formalize the union of two people in marriage. These traditions vary widely across cultures and may include ceremonies like exchanging vows, rings, or gifts, as well as rituals such as blessings, dances, or religious rites. They often reflect cultural values, religious beliefs, and social norms, serving to honor the couple and their community. These practices help mark the significance of marriage, fostering social bonding, and preserving cultural heritage through shared symbolic acts.