QuickCheck: Did the phrase 'tying the knot' come from an actual wedding ritual?


THE phrase "tying the knot" has become a familiar way of describing marriage, often used in wedding announcements, social media captions, and everyday conversation. It paints a picture of two lives being bound together in love.

Some say that it is just a poetic figure of speech and that it doesn't go any deeper than that.

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