In Nigeria, washing of feet is only synonymous to the Yoruba culture where the bride's family washes her feet after marriage rites have been

fulfilled by the groom and his family.

Some wedding photos recently emerged online showing a bride washing the groom's feet. Sources say this act is part of the Jewish culture where

the bride and groom will take turns in washing each other's feet on their wedding day.

This symbolizes selflessness by the couple as they begin their marriage journey.

What do you think of this marriage act? CUTE or NAH.


SOURCE>>>> http://www.savannahgist.com/2018/04/24/picture-of-bride-washing-her-grooms-feet-goes-viral/


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Nah leg e wan use enter the 'oil field'?



Does he need user manual?

The symbolic act aside, see how their faces are overwhelmed with joy and this has made it even more fascinating.

very very cute.

Good for them

Sweet.....they are both looking so happy...happiness matters alot

Whatever rocks their boat.

It would be a disaster if one of them cheats after this gesture.

decatalyst:
Nah leg e wan use enter the 'oil field'?



Does he need user manual?

no he doesn't. I think you need the user manual more so you can harness/utilize your brain very well.
I know virtually everyone in 9ja, NL more specifically try to form savages with every given opportunity, but habaa na, still try dey use sense.
more at times, it's better we just say it as it is, let out your joyful comments instead of opting for a sadistic nonsensical savage comment to garner valueless likes.

just stfu and say if it's cute or not, nor dey dance upandan or you dey sell engine oil

HML

Why neglect your culture for Jewish culture. This is a wrong order. The woman is entering a new home, hence the washing of her feet.

Uyiii:

no he doesn't. I think you need the user manual more so you can harness/utilize your brain very well.
I know virtually everyone in 9ja, NL more specifically try to form savages with every given opportunity, but habaa na, still try dey use sense.
more at times, it's better we just say it as it is, let out your joyful comments instead of opting for a sadistic nonsensical savage comment to garner valueless likes.

just stfu and say if it's cute or not, nor dey dance upandan or you dey sell engine oil

Be like say your sense of humour is non-existent! Chai!

Which church is this?