vesiperheeseen
Vesipereheeseen is a traditional Finnish wedding ceremony that takes place on the shore of a lake or river. The ceremony is often held in the evening, hence the name, which translates to "evening wedding." This practice is rooted in Finnish culture, where water has long been considered a symbol of life, fertility, and renewal. The vesiperheeseen ceremony is typically a simple and intimate affair, often involving only the couple and a few close family members or friends.
The ceremony usually begins with the couple walking down to the water's edge, often hand in hand.
After the symbolic step, the couple may exchange rings or other tokens of their love. The ceremony
Vesipereheeseen is a beautiful and meaningful tradition that reflects the deep connection Finns have with nature