The bride traditionally stands on the left—but why? Get the answer correct and win N1500 research card. �

muykem:
The bride traditionally stands on the left—but why? Get the answer correct and win N1500 research card. �

Cos the major part of the heart falls on the left half of the body

Amotolongbo:
Cos the major part of the heart falls on the left half of the body

No. The idea was based on cogent reason.

The bride traditionally stand at the left side of the groom for this reason as follows;
* Traditionally it is believe that, the groom can easily defend her, on that position. He can use the left hand to shield her while he use the right hand to protect her.

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so she can easily slide her hand into the man's right pocket and steal his money

That is because the man is the superior while the woman is the subordinate.
where are the feminists? how are you doing?.

easy now the man easily use his right hand to do touchy touchy biz nau

muykem:
The bride traditionally stands on the left—but why? Get the answer correct and win N1500 research card. �

Because of the nature of the bride "selection," the bride needed to stand on the left so that the groom's right hand (also known as his fighting hand) would be free to draw his sword without injuring his bride to defend her against any daring suitors who might try to steal her at the last minute.

4teenblaq:
Because of the nature of the bride "selection," the groom needed to stand on the right so his right hand (aka his fighting hand) would be free to draw his sword without injuring his bride to defend her against any daring suitors who might try to steal her at the last minute.

noooooooo!


it is because women cannot be trusted nah

he will lock the girl right hand into position on his side and he can his own right to touch any other girl.
if you know then you know

metformin:
The bride traditionally stand at the left side of the groom for this reason as follows;
* Traditionally it is believe that, the groom can easily defend her, on that position. He can use the left hand to shield her while he use the right hand to protect her.

Give this gee him money. He get ham

Yeah

So that the bride's sword (right) hand can be free

The groom uses the right hand to draw his sword.. And defend his bride from other suitors who may want to steal his bride... It originated from a tradition where marriage by capture was practiced... Also that's where the position of the bestman came in... The bestman is supposed to be the best sword fighter among the grooms friends whose duty is to help the groom secure his bride and whisk her off successfully. For that reason only the best swordsmen were chosen as bestmen..