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Filed under Marriage customs.

15 finer motifs beneath it
Marriage formula: "You are mine and I am yours" Touching of privates considered a marriage pact Wedding by proxy Groom's sword makes vermillion mark on bride's forehead as wedding ceremony Marriage by exchange of garlands Marriage by drinking festival. (Cf. T136.1.) The bride must have someone to give her away, usually her father or brother Two or more weddings at one time as the end of a tale Wedding ceremony in church Marriage custom: going round and round fire (pillar, etc.) Bride and groom drink from same cup as part of ceremony Bodies of would-be bride and groom besmeared with turmeric and mustard-oil Bride and groom look into a big mirror while old member of family knocks both their heads together Wedding-canopy over bride and groom Breaking a glass during wedding ceremony
Filed beside it
Marriage restrictions Preparation for wedding Travel to wedding Conduct of bridal couple before ceremony Accompaniments of wedding Customs following wedding Assignment of bride to another Infant marriages Polygamous marriages Polyandry. Woman with two husbands Marriages made at annual festival Matriarchy

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