An unusual wedding tradition associated with the Makassar region of Sulawesi Island in Indonesia has attracted attention. Shared images show young couples preparing for marriage being made to eat both ends of the same banana by their families, a practice allegedly used to gauge compatibility, or even the "spark," between them.
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An unusual wedding tradition associated with the Makassar region of Sulawesi Island in Indonesia has attracted attention. Shared images show young couples preparing for marriage being made to eat both ends of the same banana by their families, a practice allegedly used to gauge compatibility, or even the "spark," between them.