Pygmy brides in the African "Mountains of the Moon" add another oddity to the many tribal rites involving marriage. These ladies on their wedding day paint a replica of high-button shoes on their legs. A lady who looked lightly on love was Catherine Tudor of 16th century Wales. This cold-blooded woman accepted proposals of marriage from two suitors during the funeral of her first husband. Not only that, when her second husband died, she married Sir Richard Clough, having assured him at the grave of her first husband that she'd marry him at the death of her second. Catherine also buried Sir Richard without mourning and married a fourth time. Believe It or Not!
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