Turkish wedding

You have been invited to a Turkish wedding, but you don’t know what to wear and what to give? Then this article will be very interesting to you. Let's start by choosing a gift. If you were invited from the side of the bride by close enough people, then you should buy a bracelet for the bride from 21 carat gold for the celebration. The weight of the bracelet should depend on the relationship with the bride. Of course, a wasteful present! If you are from the groom's side, then you can give money or gold coins. They need to be pinned to a red ribbon, which will be in the form of a scarf for the groom. The process of giving gifts must be filmed in order to then consider who gave what gifts and, when they come to your wedding, they will try to make an appropriate gift. All guests at the door to the wedding salon are greeted by the parents of the newlyweds, and they themselves leave when everyone is already gathered at the festive tables. After the slow dance, the most important part of the ceremony begins - the painting. The wedding is attended by a government-authorized clergyman who marries the couple.
At Turkish weddings, there is not always hot food, and even more so alcohol, so I advise you to eat at home, before going out, otherwise you can stay hungry. Do not be alarmed by the abundance of wreaths in front of the entrance to the wedding salon - no one has died, this is just a tradition to give flowers to newlyweds. Of course, at each solemn event there is live music, and the guests are dancing a folk dance-halai. Very much like our round dance, to be honest. The invitees hold hands or little fingers and move in a circle with small checkers, while dancing. All relatives and friends are invited to the wedding, so the celebration is very massive, especially if the newlyweds are from the east of the country, for example, from Marmaris or Diyarbakir. Several thousand relatives may come to the wedding, whom you have never even seen, so girls who decide to get married with an oriental guy, get ready to meet with numerous relatives!