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Picture of bride washing her groom's feet goes viral
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Bride washing her 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
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In Nigeria, washing of feet is only synonymous to the Yoruba culture where the brides family washes her feet after marriage rites have been fulfilled by the groom and his family.
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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? See another photo of a groom washing his bride's feet.
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