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Now that the article's layout and structure has been somewhat amended, I think the article needs fleshing out. For example, there is only one African country's wedding superstitions.
NOTE: please try to stay away from religious practices. Although superstition does have a place in religion, this article is NOT for wedding traditions and customs based on religion - instead its for customs that can strictly be defined as inherently superstitious in their own characteristics.