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Is Pönötys Forbidden? Festive Traditions Are Both Broken and Cherished

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Church celebrations are long-standing and traditional, but not completely unchanged. For example, the throwing of rice at the end of a wedding ceremony is being replaced by another way.
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Is Pönötys Forbidden? Festive Traditions Are Both Broken and Cherished

Church celebrations are long-standing and traditional, but not completely unchanged. For example, the throwing of rice at the end of a wedding ceremony is being replaced by another way.

·Turku, Finland
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ts.fi broke the news in Turku, Finland on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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