The Most Strange Wedding Traditions

 *Every country has it's own tradition in marriage, food, way of living and so on and so forth. Here in our article we will talk about the most strange wedding traditions in many cultures, that can make you either more thankful for not being a citizen in one of those countries or to re-think about marriage issue.   

  *In India they have a very strange ideas, they think that women are cursed and they cause their husbands an early death, in order to break this curse first they must be married to tree, then they cut this tree to make sure that the curse is broken, poor tree. 




*Man in Fiji is expected to bring their father in law a whale tooth, as spending most of time under water, is true love, and he can protect his lifetime wife.



    * In Sweden, whenever either the bride or groom leaves their table to use the lavatory the remained one gets kissed…a ton. If the groom needs to go then each male within the reception can get an opportunity to kiss the bride and contrariwise.

 

  In the upcoming articles we will talk more about the most strange marriage traditions all over the world.... wait for us. 







       

Parisian Shops

PARIS – They turn outside from touristy, brand-name-emblazoned boulevards of Paris this 7 days to be able to walk down quieter streets. cunningly designed and also very carefully curated, each shop 
window & building exterior gives other layer towards the beauty of this city

Merci
Explore Merci's large book collection, eclectic fashion selection, and unique furniture choices .

Photo: @antonia_opera

Boulangerie Stéphane Secco
Savor the taste of a fresh croissant or delicious macaron at this quintessential French bakery
Photo: @arianaluna11
Au Levain d'Antan
Take a break from the hills of Montmartre. Sit down at Au Levain d'Antan for one of the best baguettes in town
Photo: @desrosesetdescamelias
Deyrolle
Step inside Deyrolle for a gorgeous, museum-like look at the world of taxidermy.
Photo: @gabugabunomu
Le Petit Zinc
Beautiful architecture and food to match await you at Le Petit Zinc.
Photo: @ilincaharry

Au Vieux Paris d'Arcole
End your tour of Nôtre Dame with a meal at Au Vieux Paris d'Arcole.

Photo: @jchang5
La Trésorerie
Due for an apartment makeover? Shop to your heart's content at La Trésorerie.

Photo: @latresorerie
Saint-Paul Le Marais
Not all stores need a roof. Some are just serendipitously stumbled upon (like this one on rue Saint-Paul Le Marais). 

Photo: @leabrds
Esmerelda
Take in the view of Nôtre Dame from the tiny but always packed Esmerelda.

Photo: @masljr
La Maison Rose
Enjoy dining en plain air at La Maison Rose in Montmarte.

Photo: @rozemarijnelize
Buly 1803
Enter luxurious fragrance shop Buly 1803, and be transported back two centuries.

Photo: @salut.km
Ines de la Fressange
Ines de la Fressange is the lasting style legacy of one of the most fashionable women of Paris.

Photo: @shingoes
La Maison Plisson
After selecting fresh ingredients for dinner, sit back and relax at La Maison Plisson.

Photo: @streetandfood
Marché aux Fleurs
Breathe deeply. The flora and fauna are on display at the Marché aux Fleurs.

Photo: @lylybye
Boot Cafe
Inside a former cobbler shop, the charming Boot Cafe pulls espressos to, well, reboot you.

Photo: @syjonas

10 things to do before traveling


In order to have a good and relaxing journey there are some  essential tasks like researching activities at your way, try to manage your finances and to get your home in order is key. Don't get out of your home without accomplishing the following 10 tasks.

1- First of all you have to make sure that you will leave your pet secure at home by calling the pet kennel.


2- The second thing to do is to take care of  "stop" orders, you have to find appropriate places to place "stops" in which include newspapers, house cleaners, and postal mails. the most perfect solution is 
paying in advance if this is not your usual arrangement.

how to prepare for a trip !

3- You must have enough cash in order not to get money from different ATM that would cost you more money, or you have  to deal with the same bank on the country that you're
traveling into,  through their branches.


4- Make sure that you have a close ATM to the airport, 
and
make a withdrawal in the local currency.


5- After arriving you have to place your stuff, take a look
around, to make a plan which places you would like to visit.


6- rent a car with GPS, try to drive and to know where exactly
you are. try to drive around your hotel and to know roads
well.


7- While driving you have to put both of your hands on the
wheel by using 
the cell phone ear-piece or any other
Bluetooth device.


8- You have to search about things you love to do in this
country, search about new hobbies, go and explore the new
country, 
 Do a little research and you might be pleasantly
amazed by what you find at your destination.


9- Before all you have to check the most perfect weather
you may visit the country in. some researches about the
country would be perfect. you also have to check the maps.


10-most cities have a weekly entertainment, search about those entertainments and try to attend them it's something related to the culture of the country.


I hope this article would be beneficial enough and I hope it
answers all your questions as well.

The happiest people in the Caribbean

 Caribbean Islands , it one of the most beautiful tropical island in the world
Their fascinating nature attract many visitors from all over the world every year ,Imagine that you live there forever , are you will be happy ? Of course yes!
 But which Island have the happiest people ? Jamaica? Bahamas? Lets see TOP 5 of the happiest Caribbean Islands

 

  
The French-speaking island of Haiti clocks in at number five on the list of the Caribbean's happiest countries

Citadelle Laferrière is just one of many Haitian cultural attractions. The Citadel played a major part in Haiti's fight for independence.
Haiti is replete with beautiful grottoes that are filled with cerulean waters. 
Haiti's beautiful northern vistas prove that the island nation is more than just pretty beaches
Haiti's hills and mountains are prime fodder for a lovely horseback ride. 
Haiti ranks 119th on the World Happiness Index. 
Coming in at number four on the list of the Caribbean's happiest countries is the Dominican Republic.  
Like much of the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic has more than its fair share of beautiful beaches.  
The Blue Mall is one of the biggest shopping and entertainment centers in the city of San Domingo.
 The Dominican Republic's Vida Nocturna is one of the nation's hottest nightlife destinations.
The Plaza Espana is one of San Domingo's most beautiful nighttime dining areas. 
The Faro a Colon monument was erected in tribute to Christopher Columbus.
The Dominican Republic derives the largest portion of its national happiness from social support rather than GDP per capita or life expectancy. 

The Dominican Republic ranks 98th in worldwide happiness. 
Jamaica ranks third in the Caribbean for overall happiness.
Jerk chicken is enough to put a smile on nearly anyone's face. The dish is one of Jamaica's most iconic forms of cuisine. 
Bamboo rafting is a great way to relax along the rivers of Jamaica. 
Jamaica ranks 65th worldwide for happiness.
Like most Caribbean countries, social support is the greatest contributor to happiness in Jamaica.
Jamaica is no stranger to sapphire seas and secluded natural beauty. v
Mopeds and motorcycles are a great way to travel throughout Jamaica. 
Jamaica has a long historic association with the sport of polo. 
Jamaica's greenery is just as spectacular as the nation's white beaches. 
Fort King George, built in 1780, is one of the nation's most well-preserved historic attractions
Leatherback turtles are the most common sea turtle species in Trinidad & Tobago.
Trinidad & Tobago is home to a number of beautiful reefs. 
Rainforest treks are a popular way to see some of Trinidad & Tobago's unique wildlife.
Whitehall is Trinidad & Tobago's capitol building. The twin-island nation ranks 41st in worldwide happiness.
Costa Rica tops the list as the happiest country in the Caribbean
The reefs around beautiful Cocos Island are home to a multitude of species. The bright colored species are quite the sight! 
Marimba music is very popular in the Costa Rica. The instrument itself originated from a specific style of African xylophone. 
Tubing in the rivers of Ricon de la Vieja is a surefire way to draw a smile. 
The zen island of Costa Rica ranks 12th in worldwide happiness, beating out the United States by three spots (which ranks 15th).