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For this dance function a huge area near house is used .
Today i went to attend a Hina ceremony which is almost first part of long wedding procedure here.My sister in law's daughter is getting married and the wedding will go on for eight days usually it goes on for six days but my sister in law added tow more days just because of me as i can attend it only on Sunday.During these all days the different traditional function will be held which obviously i will not be able to enjoy.
On the way saw this lovely pair of ducks enjoying their evening floating
MY sister in law lives in a small village about 40 minutes drive from our town. It was great fun to be in such a big colorful and vibrant crowd with so much loud music and dancing.I wanted to share photos but family belongs quite to conservative part of society they did not allow me to share especially picture of bride.But glad that you can imagine the liveliness of the function through this sensational second pic above where on the beat of drum women are having lots of fun in their traditional way.
View of a restaurant by the canal ,in some of my next post will give you its insidious look which is great as we often go there for dinner .
we stopped on the fly over situated few minutes away from our home and took a pic of look below.
This train was passing under the bridge when we stood there.
you can see the lots of dates tree across this small canal .dates are the main source of income for this warm part of the country .
Thnk you for your kind visit and words dear friends .Have a blessed and beautiful life each moment.amen
Each participant of this function and especially bride must have this color of Mehndi on their hands ,isn't it so beautiful .
Today i went to attend a Hina ceremony which is almost first part of long wedding procedure here.My sister in law's daughter is getting married and the wedding will go on for eight days usually it goes on for six days but my sister in law added tow more days just because of me as i can attend it only on Sunday.During these all days the different traditional function will be held which obviously i will not be able to enjoy.
On the way saw this lovely pair of ducks enjoying their evening floating
MY sister in law lives in a small village about 40 minutes drive from our town. It was great fun to be in such a big colorful and vibrant crowd with so much loud music and dancing.I wanted to share photos but family belongs quite to conservative part of society they did not allow me to share especially picture of bride.But glad that you can imagine the liveliness of the function through this sensational second pic above where on the beat of drum women are having lots of fun in their traditional way.
View of a restaurant by the canal ,in some of my next post will give you its insidious look which is great as we often go there for dinner .
we stopped on the fly over situated few minutes away from our home and took a pic of look below.
This train was passing under the bridge when we stood there.
you can see the lots of dates tree across this small canal .dates are the main source of income for this warm part of the country .
Thnk you for your kind visit and words dear friends .Have a blessed and beautiful life each moment.amen
Is that like a henna tattoo? It's very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat is one colorful wedding.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear of the terror attack in what you show to be such a beautiful country.
I followed for a bit (she quit blogging) a Jewish lady who got simpler henna tattoos prior to her wedding; very beautiful! I wish the married couple in your family congratulations and a long life together!
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The design and colour on the hands are beautiful. Have a great celebration!
ReplyDeleteThey are very well done indeed. Glad it was a lively and fun function too.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting to hear of your family function that takes place for a wedding. I especially love weddings. Everyone in your photo is so beautifully graced in brilliant colors.
ReplyDeleteHow very sweet of your future SIL to extend the days for you to join in.
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Debbie
The hand painting is very beautiful!
ReplyDelete-Kati
Traditions are wonderful. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the quick look at part of the wedding tradition for your family. The Mehndi is beautiful. And I love all the bright happy colors.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty hand painting I love weddings
ReplyDeleteThe tradition of painting the hands of the bride it´s very beautiful, and the colorful bright colours of the women at the wedding show how they´re really enjoying. I didn´t know that a wedding would last for several days.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the nice photos.
xx
I love colours a lot and all these bright colours make me feel good. Very nice photos, especially I love that one with ducks :) Wishing you a bless week ahead! Liuba x
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see photos of your country and train.
ReplyDeleteLong pre wedding celebrations, but that's your tradition.
Hands do look quite nice and different to what we have.
wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteMehndi -- so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI loved every photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see the date trees, and there is always something exciting to see about a train, you wonder where the people on it are going, what their lives may be like ...
The artwork on the hands is just beautiful.
Interesting to read about the long wedding celebrations ... may they be happy, when the final wedding day is here ...
All the best Jan
An eight day wedding? That is a very long ceremony (party?). Love the hand design.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful henna.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you!
I came this way because your comment wouldn't open.
DeleteI wanted to tell you that I love your custom of the henna tattoos on the bride's hands and yes, the big wedding is only one time and it should last for at least three days! Beautiful custom.
Thank you for your kind visit. Hope to see you come by again.
FABBY
My goodness...that is a long wedding procedure. I'm sure it was quite wonderful. It's fascinating learning about the culture of others...thanks for sharing. :)
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