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Wedding customs are the social, cultural, and religious practices associated with the formation and public celebration of a marriage. They may occur before, during, or after a wedding and can include engagement rituals, exchanges between families, ceremonial clothing, marriage contracts or vows, processions, music, food, gift-giving, and post-wedding observances. Anthropologists commonly examine weddings as rites of passage because they publicly mark a change in social status and the recognition of new family relationships. Wedding customs vary both between and within countries. Practices described as national traditions may differ according to ethnicity, religion, region, social class, generation, and whether marriage is recognized through civil, religious, customary, or multiple ceremonies. Customs also change over time, and couples may preserve, adapt, combine, or omit inherited practices. Accordingly, the examples in this article describe documented customs associated with particular communities and should not be understood as universal practices followed by every couple in a country.