RE: Quality talk about @BabsBoard GarageSale Issue 10
In my country, we are all rooted in tradition, in every parts of our life, starting from food, religion and customs that are reflected in our marriages.
In our culture, marriage represents not just the sacred union of two individuals, but the bonding of two families and extended relations as well.
Generally a traditional wedding is arranged by the Family & Ghotoks (Matchmakers), who are generally friends or relatives of the couple.
Bengali weddings are traditionally in four parts: 1.The Bride's Gaye holud
2.The Groom's Gaye holud 3.The Wedding Ceremony & 4.The Reception.
The "Gaye holud" take place before the wedding ceremony. The Groom starts from his house after receiving his Parent’s blessings.
Generally A Bengali Hindu Marriage can be divided into these following three parts:
1.Pre-wedding rituals like Ashirbad, Dodhi Mangal, Holud Kata, Sankha Porano. 2.Wedding rituals like Bor Boron, Potto Bastra, Sat Paak, Mala Badal, Shubho Drishti Sompadon, Saat Paak(Couple), Anjali, Sidur daan.
3.Post-wedding rituals like Bashar Ghar, Bashi Biye, Bidaye, Bou Boron, Kaal Ratri, Bou Bhaat, Phool Sajja, Dira Gaman.
Although nowadays the couple find each other according to their own choices.
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Thanks @pijon for this information about your country I did not know that before !
the beauty of the photos attracted me a lot, we also in Morocco we have traditions that we respect too much especially during the marriages and clothes that makes wife very beautiful.
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You are most welcome @Redouanemez & I am glad that you like my photography. The photographs you shared is really beautiful & mesmerizing. I wish, one day i could attend a traditional wedding in @Morocco & take some beautiful photos like this one.
Best Regards @Pijon
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Hi @pijon nice post man.You have described the marriage very nicely with beautiful photos.I am very thrilled to see that few Bangladeshi is trying to promote their culture to the world.Steemit is a big platform where people from different parts of the world is engaged.So our cultural richness is scattering all over the world.As a Bangladeshi it makes me feel proud.I hope some day steemit will overcome facebook then billions of people will come to know about our culture.If i am not wrong it is a hindu wedding.Hindu wedding is always very colorful.
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