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Good god
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I feel sorry for y'all. I want my parents approval but the guy is all my choosing
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I don't know how bad it's gonna be until the time comes. I'm actually looking forward to it
My wedding day will be a typical Desi wedding. I'm making sure of it. I can't choose my dress. Which is the only thing I'm upset about. The guy's family buys the dress for the girl.
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What goes on in a Desi wedding?
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I've only seen this once when I was ten. So I'm going by memory and wikipedia.
A "wedding" can last for weeks. The one I went to, lasted about 1 week.
First is the proposal. The guy goes to the girl in front of both families and asks for the hand in marriage.
Second is the Engagement. This is where the rings are exchanged. The guy's mother and/or sister puts it on the girl's hand and the girls mother and/or sister puts it on the guy's hand. Now this whole time the two lovebirds can't be sitting together. Tradition.
Third is the Dholki. Basically what it is is a celebration. There's music and dancing and just a whole lot of fun. Both families are get to know each other here. This is where us Desis are known for late night parties. This can quite literally last until dawn. It has happened.
4th is the Mehndi (Henna). The girls in both families all put henna on at the girl's house. Usually a professional is hired. the bride would look something like this all over her hands and feet and legs:
Then comes the Nikah. Which is the signing of papers in agreemant that the two peoples want to actually get married. This is a Muslim thing. No Muslim can get married without this part of the marriage. Really, we can skip everything, including the dress and other shmancies, and get married. The celebration is only culture. This has to be done at a mosque.
Then comes the actual wedding day. Anywho, this is the biggest celebration, food, dancing, singing, playing instrument, its all there. At the end of the celebration (whenever the newlyweds get tired) the guy takes the girl into a car decked in flowers. like this:
I forgot the dress!
This'll be the color of my dress:
and this'll be the style:
I've decided
Last edited by angelfire (06-09-2013 04:23:49)
That's a lot....I like simple weddings though Henna's are really cool
I thought you didn't get to pick your dress? And the dresses are colored?! No fair! I may steal yall idea for wedding dresses there. Whites so traditional. How do they drive that car? I'd have issues seeing! And I don't like other people planning what I'm wearing and doing so...I know a Desi wedding would never be for me,
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Yeah but I can give hints. My favorite color for example. I don't really care what style it is so long as it's blue. My mm had something like this:
Colors [Hot pink, gold designs, green outlines]
Style:
[img]http://www.figurafashion.com/images/Farshi-Gharara-001.jpg[/img
My thoughts exactly about the car. But there's a driver. So I could care less ^^
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Ah I love watching Desi weddings. Angel, I'm coming to yours!
In our culture, it isn't mandatory that our parents choose our spouses, but it is mandatory for them to approve. Especially the father, when the groom presents his dowry to him (the amount of the dowry is requested by the bride). Well, only the men in the family has to approve.
Our weddings are mostly only a two-day thing, where the bride and groom agree to getting married (contract, the husband saying "I accept her as my wife") in either the court with Imaam's present, or the guy's house with an Imaam and the parents from each side present. After that, the groom and bride and both families and friends go for a photo-shoot (again, this isn't mandatory).
And then the next day would be the big party (mostly held at a hotel or something) where everyone and anyone will drop by to eat(food provided by the two families) and congratulate the two families. The party doesn't last past dawn, though. And after all the guests have left, the bride and groom are whisked off to the groom's house.
These are my cousins that got married. Yes, they are both cousins, and it was a bit weird when they first started dating, but the law states that as long as two people aren't spawned by the same father, they can get married. And so they did. .-.
And they are so perfect together and have a beautiful daughter now.
Last edited by amaryllis-love (06-09-2013 05:29:36)
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Wow...well...our weddings are as American movies show...so
And Amary, your cousin is hot...just saying.
Twin! I'm stealing a Desi dress for my wedding now
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Ikr. :P And they are only 25. They got married when they were 23 after living together for an year, and dated for 7 years.
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Wow...in my state, I'd only be allowed to marrying my 2nd cousin so my moms cousins kids
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Our extended family actually had a huge fight about them dating. The girl's oldest sister asked her to break it off, and she did because back then she wasn't that serious about him. But then he started to stalk her and stuff and begging her to take him back, got landed int he hospital, and then his dad came and talked to my mom (at that time the girl was living with us cuz of school arrangements) and she talked to her and they made up and started dating again, except the guy's mom was still a bit miffed about it, but they all worked everything out in the end. It was all very, weird. For me at least.
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It would be...family...though extended, is really hard to come to terms with with dating. I know I'd have that weirded feeling...I'd rather they all tell me they were gay and screwing aliens
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Lol! Me too! My brother keeps bringing different girls to our house, and they never come twice. -_________- I swear he's just like our dad was.
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Wow
115 beeeautiful dress...
I will show you girls our culture's wedding later. They have a lot of similarities with what Amary said, but there are differences...like the outfits, the dancing and other things.
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Wow...nobody's normal
115 the thing is even Christians from different countries have different traditions. When I post, I'll show you.
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In honestly...I don't know how an American wedding really goes. I've only been to 2. One was my moms when I was 12 and the other was my uncles and I was 4.
115 but you see them in movies, right?
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Daarkyyyy~
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Movies don't go through everything
116 amary!!!!!!
Like what?
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Whatcha doing? :D