THE WEDDING of Thariq Halilintar and Aaliyah Massaid, Friday (26/7) stole the public’s attention, not only because of the grandeur of the event but also because of the incident involving two young celebrities, Al-Ghazali and Alysaa Daguise.
The two were reportedly involved in an action that has recently become a topic of conversation: stealing the bride’s jasmine.
But what is the myth behind the action? Will it really happen or is it just a myth?
In this article, we will discuss the myth behind the jasmine theft of the bride carried out by Al-Ghazali and Alyssa Daguise.
The Meaning of the Myth of Stealing the Bride’s Jasmine
Myths about stealing jasmine at weddings are often related to certain beliefs or traditions in society.
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In general, here are some meanings or interpretations that could be related to this myth:
1. Symbolism of Marriage:
Jasmine is often considered a symbol of purity, love, and beauty in the context of marriage.
In some cultures, jasmine flowers are used in wedding decorations and ceremonies as a symbol of prayer for happiness and purity of relationships.
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2. Myths and Prophecies:
This myth states that if someone steals jasmine from a wedding ceremony, then that person will soon get married.
This belief can be considered a form of prophecy or hope that the action will bring positive results to the person who does it.
3. Symbolic Action:
Stealing jasmine in this context can be considered a symbolic act that signifies a desire or hope to soon find a life partner.
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In some cultures, such actions may be part of a tradition related to beliefs or hopes for a change in fortune.
The myth about stealing the bride’s jasmine as a sign that someone will soon get married is one example of the various cultural beliefs that exist in society.
Although not supported by scientific evidence, these myths reflect the expectations and values associated with marriage and relationships in certain cultural contexts.
Like many other myths and traditional beliefs, its meaning and influence can vary depending on place and culture. (Z-10)
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