really? I have never been to one myself
Not even your relatives?
The guests arrive around 11 pm, 2 hours of buranbur, the bride arrives at 1 am, dances with the groom, cuts the cake, takes pictures with everyone, the ceremony actually ends at 4 or 4:30.
I'm going to a wedding tonight, I will make sure to pull up at the venue at 11:30 pm.
My close relatives/family are very conservative and so instead they just do gados and of ccourse the traditional Nikaah's
I got a few relatives that do that aswell But some Somali weddings are nice But too long imo if I dont know the person getting married I leave early Its just too muchMy close relatives/family are very conservative and so instead they just do gados and of ccourse the traditional Nikaah's
What do you mean by those that try and find a wife/husbandI got a few relatives that do that aswell But some Somali weddings are nice But too long imo if I dont know the person getting married I leave early Its just too much
Also the wedding consists of
-the ones who only came to see who got married
- ones who came for food
- ones who hope to find their wife/husband
What do you mean by those that try and find a wife/husband
7 days so they also stole Indian wedding traditions?Somalis weddings usually last or lasted 7 days but since that's impossible in the west both economically and wakhti ahaanba they've no choice but to do the whole thing in just 1 night
#SuugoFacts
Nah B. It's original and very Somali7 days so they also stole Indian wedding traditions?
Good God our people so unoriginal.
This is too relatable
You lose track of time in a Somali wedding
You enter a 6 and come out at 3am
It feels like 2 hours but it's actually 7