A long-standing prohibition has been lifted, allowing a previously restricted element to make a comeback at weddings, festivals, and other public gatherings. The change could reshape traditions and celebrations by reintroducing a practice that was once widely banned. Legal and cultural shifts have cleared the way for what may become a more common sight at major events. Supporters argue the move reflects evolving social attitudes, though some may still question its place in public spaces.
A decades-old ban has been overturned, opening the door for an unexpected new addition to weddings, festivals and other events.
