customary marriage

English

Noun

customary marriage (countable and uncountable, plural customary marriages)

  1. A marriage conducted according to the traditional customs and practices of a specific cultural or ethnic group and legally recognized as valid. These marriages often involve rituals, negotiations, and the exchange of a bride price, and may include distinct rights and responsibilities for the spouses.
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