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What are the wierd wedding traditions you have?
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can't this question be asked about anything or everything?
Mujahid Memon
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No every other tradition is public, but how do you know what happens inside a bedroom. Or more precieely, what happens between a husband and wife is their personal and private matter. I have never heard someone shouting what he/she did or did not do on first night.
Since people in Pakistan marry at very late ages so the urges would be too high on both sides but again it depends on person to person.
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Well I don't know if this thread is for Wedding traditions in Pakistan only, but we have a few weird traditions in Bangladesh as well. Feel free to delete this post if this thread is for Pakistani weddings only.
For a Bengali Muslim wedding - in the bride's gaye holud (Haldi Ceremony), the groom's family - except the groom himself - travel in procession to the bride's home. They carry with them the bride's wedding dress/outfit, some wedding decorations including turmeric paste (that has lightly touched the groom's body), candy/sweetmeats and gifts. They also take large Ilish (Hilsa) or Rohu fishes decorated as bride and groom. Bengali macchli eating tradition. Hilsa is very expensive, the fish below will command around $100 each nowadays.
Sweet items sent include Pithas (sweet confections). The Pitha on top, the yellow fried crunchy type drenched in honey/syrup is called Mukhpakon Pitha. The soft pancake turnover variety with firni filling below is similar to a Spanish empanada and is called Pati-Shapta Pitha. The brown ones on the very bottom are also crunchy and syrup coated and decorated profusely. These are called Bharandash Pitha I believe. Bangladeshis (Bengalis in general) have an intense sweet tooth habit and this is just a few examples of the hundreds of varieties of desserts (soft as well as crunchy) consumed in weddings.
Other than this, brides in Bangladesh come in Hijabi and non-Hijabi types (and everything in between). I guess nothing weird there.
For a Bengali Muslim wedding - in the bride's gaye holud (Haldi Ceremony), the groom's family - except the groom himself - travel in procession to the bride's home. They carry with them the bride's wedding dress/outfit, some wedding decorations including turmeric paste (that has lightly touched the groom's body), candy/sweetmeats and gifts. They also take large Ilish (Hilsa) or Rohu fishes decorated as bride and groom. Bengali macchli eating tradition. Hilsa is very expensive, the fish below will command around $100 each nowadays.
Sweet items sent include Pithas (sweet confections). The Pitha on top, the yellow fried crunchy type drenched in honey/syrup is called Mukhpakon Pitha. The soft pancake turnover variety with firni filling below is similar to a Spanish empanada and is called Pati-Shapta Pitha. The brown ones on the very bottom are also crunchy and syrup coated and decorated profusely. These are called Bharandash Pitha I believe. Bangladeshis (Bengalis in general) have an intense sweet tooth habit and this is just a few examples of the hundreds of varieties of desserts (soft as well as crunchy) consumed in weddings.
Other than this, brides in Bangladesh come in Hijabi and non-Hijabi types (and everything in between). I guess nothing weird there.
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best part is uninvited ppl attend your wedding that have nothing to do with wedding except food and stealing drink bottle. or you get beggars that will harass yo and offer their girls on top of your first wife.
did that thing with stick it is like mopp and they wave it over your head and you have to catch it. it is similar to thail menhdi thing.
the gossips and rishta fights oh they didnt give my son thier daughter vice versa.
nope the fun that is ruined is when you desperate to get wife alone but everybody walks in the room to talks ands its like 2pm something.
did that thing with stick it is like mopp and they wave it over your head and you have to catch it. it is similar to thail menhdi thing.
the gossips and rishta fights oh they didnt give my son thier daughter vice versa.
nope the fun that is ruined is when you desperate to get wife alone but everybody walks in the room to talks ands its like 2pm something.
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