This ritual looks so so romantic!❤️ Which Southern state?

Women wear it in most parts of India but in MP it doesn't happen as a part of a wedding.

We kannadigas have this ritual too.

This happens in Maharashtra and UP too. It was part of my wedding ritual

@Dnyaneshwarii11 Nicee

All southern states have toe ring ceremony

Actually the purpose of these toe rings is to maintain the harmony of fallopian tubes in females.

In Marathi these ornaments are called Jodavi. To be made in silver. Its usage is associated with health benefits for woman. They look lovely.

Not sure, but looks like Kerala

Yes. Googled. Kerala it is.

According to Ayurveda, the nerve on the second toe of the feet is connected directly to the uterus of the woman. So, a slight pressure (due to the toe ring) is known to regulate the menstrual cycle. It is also known to ensure a healthy uterus.

This ritual is in almost all southern states.Toe rings are called Bichuya in Hindi, Mettelu in Telugu, Metti in Tamil & Kalungura in Kannada, jodavi in Marathi. Tradition of wearing toe rings carries tremendous social significance for married women in India.

Almost happens in entire India, especially in South India. The silver toe ring worn on the second time, regulates the menstrual cycle, keeping the reproductive system healthy by stimulating the nerve and also reduces pain during the intercourse. The silver being a good conductor absorbs vital feminine energies from the Earth and passes on to the body. They are called as Bichuya in Hindi, Mettelu in Telugu, Metti in Tamil & Kalungura in Kannada, jodavi in Marathi.

In northern states, a married female relative from the groom’s side makes the bride wear the Bichhiya, not the groom. The groom is considered as an embodiment of god/king (Jamai Raja) so he doesn’t bow down to anyone.

This is practised in Andhra and Telangana. Silver wedding rings put on toes.

This is the wearing of the toe ring- in KA its silver except the royal Wodeyar family who wear a gold toe ring

AndhraPradesh Wearing Toe rings is a ritual in Marriage That stone is ‘sannekallu’

Reverse it. Lol

Tamilnadu

It's there in all. My hubby too. Pehli n aakhri baar paav Chua.

No not from Kerala. The video is from serial or movie. The groom does not look happy about it😀

Gandhi ji ye kya dikha diya subah subah 😭😭

@MohitRaj7477 Sapne suhaane akelepan me.

mereko to lagta hai mere se to koi पकरौआ बियाह bhi nahi karega 😭

@MohitRaj7477 Aisa lagta hai. Kisi din koi aayegi aur ye bhram Mita degi

Mai to sochta hi hu ki kisi din koi cutie aayegie aur mujhe bhaga k3 le jayegi 🥰

@MohitRaj7477 😂😂😂😂

abey ye to maar deti hai isko last me . Mereko nahi marna hai 😭😭

@MohitRaj7477 Maine film nahi dekhi hai ye wali 😂😂😂

Toe ring is connected to women's reproductive system .

Looks romantic because it is from a TV serial!! The ritual is of course there in every marriage in the South.

Most states in South India

We do it in Karnataka also

Hamare yha bichiya husband nhi pahnata.,, Bua ya bhabhi pahnati h 1st time…

This is so cute. 🥰

TN, Andhra, Telangana and Karnataka all have this ritual.

I'm a Malayali. But have stayed in Karnataka for long. It's called Sapthapadi in Kannada.

This is there in Karnataka. May be in TN and Telugu states as well.

All Most All South Hindus perform this during marriage

Beautiful

@mbmclass1990 Tamil Nadu

It happens in Maharashtra as well.

every southern state and this is the ritual in Hindus. Even other religious who were earlier Hindus wear those called mettalu in Telugu

Tamilnadu &Andhra

It happens almost all around india…. Lovely ritual….. many reasons why they wear the ‘bichiya’ on the second finger of the feet.