Bride Banned from Showing Her Face

krishna · 05-22-2013, 01:02 PM

#1
Thousands of Hasidic Jews dressed in black gathered in Jerusalem Tuesday to celebrate the wedding of their future leader, Shalom Rokeach and—what they could see of—his beautiful, veiled bride. Keeping with Ultra Orthodox Jewish tradition, 19-year-old Hannah Batya Penet was banned from showing her face throughout the entire ceremony. Behind her lace and crystal encrusted veil, onlookers could see nothing but tiny diamond earrings. Penet's new husband, the grandson of the Chief Rabbi of Belz, will eventually lead the entire Jewish sect.

#2
Maybe it is her bigger than Barbara Streisand Nose ... :-[

#3
funny how some traditions are similar...

went to a Pakistani wedding once where the bride and groom where in two separate and closed rooms for the whole ceremony and following celebrations.....including meal and speeches!!  :o

no male were allowed in the famale room and vice-versa!

#4
It is a muslim and jewish tingy !

sometimes it is for the better ....mainly because of the meat ! hahahaha ::LOL::

#5
it is!

unfortunately, the similarities are not enough to eliminate the long-standing hatred  Sad

#6
Usually is wedding the brides face is covered.

But if it's a common in that culture then it's normal. I never knew and I find it very interesting.

I wonder if she still does her makeup, as a woman I know whether my face is covered or not, the same rule applies, my face is looking gorgeous and my hair. Every woman should look beautiful for their wedding.

#7
[quote author=brixton-onthehill link=topic=80472.msg501239#msg501239 date=1369306162]

Every woman should look beautiful for their wedding.
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and for the inevitable divorce ??  :-\

#8
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=80472.msg501259#msg501259 date=1369317002]
and for the inevitable divorce ??  :-\
[/quote]

what do you mean...inevitable?

divorce is NOT a certainty in every marriage!

#9
Check the Statistic Canada latest report  Wink

#10
i know the stats

but i also know that divorce is NOT a certainty!

of my nine siblings (plus myself and my own parents) only 2 divorces

just look around at the people closest to you and you will see what i mean

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