Bridal rituals are traditional practices that celebrate the union of two individuals in marriage. These rituals vary widely across cultures and often include ceremonies, blessings, and symbolic acts. Common elements may involve the exchange of vows, the wearing of a wedding dress, and the participation of family and friends. In many cultures, specific customs are observed, such as the henna ceremony in South Asian weddings or the breaking of the glass in Jewish ceremonies. These rituals serve to honor the couple's commitment and often reflect the values and beliefs of their respective communities.