A (counter) tradition

Where Khalil is from in the middle east, modesty is an **** virtue, especially for women. Khalil found this extremely stifling, so when he came over to America he insisted on a new tradition both for his own wife and for the daughters he gave away - whenever the bride kissed her groom and was officially married, Khalil would pull her clothes off and she would spend the reception and dances in the nude.

"What's the big deal?" he would shrug whenever the women (and new sons-in-law) in his life complained about it, "now that you are wed and no longer on the market you need not worry about all the men ogling you. Besides, you're still not fully nude since you still have the ring on."

Salome was the youngest daughter, and the last to be given away. She and her groom were very wary of the tradition, especially when she saw each of her sisters' neatly-lasered coochies out on their special days, complementing their beet red faces as all the guests, without fail, shifted uncomfortably at the situation. She didn't even want her father to attend, but just out of college she and her fiancé Atif were in no position to fund the wedding themselves, so in came Khalil's money - and his tradition.

And, sure enough, as Salome and Atif were kissing, she could feel her veil, her dress, and her shoes being taken off her. She could only gasp, but only with half shock. She was more surprised that her father had neglected to take her panties, something she was both relieved about but also knew probably wouldn't last...