You most definitely do not have to do this. People tried to tie it to good luck and certain religions but it's really not needed. Especially when people tend to do it around kids
@@preityp691 We have weird traditions too like Suhagrat which is extremely sexual in nature, and most marital rapes happen then. Then the priest chantthe vows which basically tells the bride to submit to her husband and ask for his permission from now onwards for everything, and the groom just gets away with "protecting" the wife. There is also this tradition somewhere in South India where the bride and her parents have to BEG the groom to stay and get married to the bride. This takes place as a fun role play but still weird. All traditions are so patriarchal and sexist and india is not different 🤷
@@rajatmajoka7478 it's different in "suhagrat" there is nobody in the room except for the couple. N the reason I said I'm grateful to be an Indian was that we Indians most of the time do not express love publically. I'm aware of weird traditions in India thought. And u can't just say people in south r less inhuman...the things which u told about begging, it may happen in less parts but south parts of India r polite n humble, there r many good things about them
@@preityp691 I never talked about being humane or inhumane, traditions are a part of human life but we cannot deny the deep patriarchal nature of most traditions we have. And the south one, I was talking about Kashi Yatra which is a ceremony in Tamil/Kannada weddings. It is again a very patriarchal ceremony even though it is something that people enjoy (like most ceremonies)
@@preityp691 About Suhagraat, even if it is "different" as you say, since people are not around, most of the marital rape cases happen then (again doesn't happen always but happens in large numbers in our country). Also you said we don't have sexual ceremonies but this ceremony is definitely sexual since everyone prepares the bed for the groom and bride with rose petals 🙃 Also you would understand what I am talking about when I say Suhagrat is similar when you google the history of Garter Toss and how it was originally carried out.
Damned, I had no idea about this tradition. For a moment I thought it was underwear 🤣 and I was like man how skilled is this guy to remove underwear by mouth 🤣🤣🤣
Saying, "there's kids here" really wasn't necessary 🤦 the kids don't even know what it means, just let it play. It was more fun when they played that, I dunno. It's just weird. But it was still funny 😂 Edit: or maybe not more fun, but it wasn't necessary
because the younger generation has become very soft, yet they air their dirty laundry out on social media. really makes no sense why they'd be shy to do this, im doing this in 2 days somewhat like this cause im not very creative or good at dancing lol
@@Off_The_Rail I don't think it's shyness. It's probably the fact it's a pretty sexist practice and the younger generation don't like that sort of thing.
Isn’t it embrassing, I can’t imagine my parents being in the room 🤣
Same tho 😂😭
If this is what your supposed to do a your wedding I’m not getting married
@Claire Alderson exactly, and its just for fun, it’s supposed to be a happy day
It's supposed to be fun lol Garter toss is very common at weddings. To each their own when it comes down to personalities.
You most definitely do not have to do this. People tried to tie it to good luck and certain religions but it's really not needed. Especially when people tend to do it around kids
😂😂😂
Lol it depends on the personality of the person. He looks like a goofy and comical person lol
Maybe after the wedding
“We got kids here”
**continues with sexual innuendo with music and dancing**
😭😭😂😂 Legit the best and funniest I’ve seen in a while.
If I ever get married I’m never doing a garter toss. Especially if my family’s there no thank you
Will y’all be doing this at your wedding? I feel like it’d be impossible for me.😭
Nope I am not. We can do that on the honeymoon not in front of my family 💀💀💀😭
@@meilanikailyn8009 same here. My bf wants to do it.😬
@@meilanikailyn8009 same lol
hell no 💀 this is weird asf
Hell no
i feel so uncomfortable rn.
I am thankful that marriages in our country aren't this sexual....who the f invented garter toss
Ikr, I'm grateful to be an Indian 🙈🙈🙈
@@preityp691 We have weird traditions too like Suhagrat which is extremely sexual in nature, and most marital rapes happen then. Then the priest chantthe vows which basically tells the bride to submit to her husband and ask for his permission from now onwards for everything, and the groom just gets away with "protecting" the wife.
There is also this tradition somewhere in South India where the bride and her parents have to BEG the groom to stay and get married to the bride. This takes place as a fun role play but still weird.
All traditions are so patriarchal and sexist and india is not different 🤷
@@rajatmajoka7478 it's different in "suhagrat" there is nobody in the room except for the couple. N the reason I said I'm grateful to be an Indian was that we Indians most of the time do not express love publically. I'm aware of weird traditions in India thought. And u can't just say people in south r less inhuman...the things which u told about begging, it may happen in less parts but south parts of India r polite n humble, there r many good things about them
@@preityp691 I never talked about being humane or inhumane, traditions are a part of human life but we cannot deny the deep patriarchal nature of most traditions we have.
And the south one, I was talking about Kashi Yatra which is a ceremony in Tamil/Kannada weddings. It is again a very patriarchal ceremony even though it is something that people enjoy (like most ceremonies)
@@preityp691 About Suhagraat, even if it is "different" as you say, since people are not around, most of the marital rape cases happen then (again doesn't happen always but happens in large numbers in our country). Also you said we don't have sexual ceremonies but this ceremony is definitely sexual since everyone prepares the bed for the groom and bride with rose petals 🙃
Also you would understand what I am talking about when I say Suhagrat is similar when you google the history of Garter Toss and how it was originally carried out.
I think I just got a cultural shock...
Same bro same
Damned, I had no idea about this tradition. For a moment I thought it was underwear 🤣 and I was like man how skilled is this guy to remove underwear by mouth 🤣🤣🤣
The bride's reactions are everything!! 🥰
0:56 At this moment I was shaking my head 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i would have to kick my parents siblings any children out if i even thought of doing this.... but i wont do it no.
😂 😂 I love how they change wap I love this video
Just copied. Sent it to my coordinator & DJ. Nothing better than a night of fun,happy memories for everyone attending a wedding.
This is so weird to watch
Lol...
Whats a marriage without a sex life 😂
Saying, "there's kids here" really wasn't necessary 🤦 the kids don't even know what it means, just let it play. It was more fun when they played that, I dunno. It's just weird. But it was still funny 😂
Edit: or maybe not more fun, but it wasn't necessary
you can tell by the dance it was planned for him to use that song
and how do you know that? Kids are smarter than you think.
@@subscribee9792 yes, but what age though
Why are people so sensitive about this? Like take a joke.. its your husband doing that, not a stranger lol
Maybe cause there are little kids and old grandmas watching there?
because the younger generation has become very soft, yet they air their dirty laundry out on social media. really makes no sense why they'd be shy to do this, im doing this in 2 days somewhat like this cause im not very creative or good at dancing lol
@@Off_The_Rail I don't think it's shyness. It's probably the fact it's a pretty sexist practice and the younger generation don't like that sort of thing.
WAIT WHY IS THIS FUNNY AND FUN TO DO??
I might just have to steal this idea for my wedding 🤣 this is great!!!!
It was soooo fun! He really gave it his all lol
They both had fun and guests looked like they enjoyed the show, some of you need to live a little sheesh
Haha.. Love this!
Classy bride - holding a beer wow
Can anyone please tell the name of second song ?
Let's get it on by Marvin Gaye
Awesome 🖤
Ye kya hai yaar..yeh sab bhi hota hai kya?🤣
Just found out people do this at their weddings and I'm disgusted
This is awful. I couldn’t be paid enough for this.
Lets goooooo🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
As someone who was born in a conservative country, the idea of garder toss is already weird enough but there is this 😱🤨🤢
Lol he thicc
Omg he IS
Is it bad how I kinda want this to happen
I want this to happen too lol. You’re not alone
Name of the first song
WAP
Be careful cuz,, it has teeth down there!
I don’t believe in organized religion, but this is blasphemy. Your parents are gonna have nightmares.
Hahaha
Cegx
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