Tuesday, September 4, 2012 While British brides and grooms are tested by their friends on their Hen and Stag night, Romanian wedding guests prefer to wait until the couple has tied in the knot.
In the Romanian captal Bucharest, the tradition of 'bride-napping' is becoming increasingly common.
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