Really lovely pictures...The way the flowers are used to adore both bride and bride groom is excellent...
Here in india too flowers are a must use in marriage functions and varies depends on location....The pictures is garland made of roses that both of them put on each other..
That's such an awesome flower garlands. I have never seen it before in my life, garlands made of hundreds of roses. Awesome sharing @angelro! thanks so much and have a pleasant day!
Its a tradition among a particular religion to put garland on each other neck as part of marriage function. people use different type of flowers for it. here is another snap from the same function..
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Hey! @poocut beautiful pics of a marriage and lovely flowers worn by bride. We also have a ceremony of wearing flowers by bride. We call it “Haldi( turmeric) ceremony”. Where bride to be wear white and yellow flowers and guest come and apply her haldi(turmeric).
thanks @shanu
i think India and Aceh do have a resemblance in their culture.
if we read history then we will find that in ancient times many merchants and scholars of India who came to Aceh.
perhaps this is what causes the similarity of Aceh culture with India.
do you think so?
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Yeah, definitely I also think that, that is way there are many things same in our culture just like food. We do uses spices the way you use in food. Awesome!
Hello @poocut The flowers symbolize love, delicacy, here in Venezuela, brides carry a bouquet or bouquet in their hands, some are adorned with a crown on their heads, excellent photographs, showing us the marital union.
hello @rvag5
I have seen it on tv and social media several times.
and indeed every culture has its own characteristics and uniqueness.
thank you for sharing with me.
Hi @poocut, Greetings from #HHG10! It is my pleasure to read about this tradition of using the head ornaments made of fresh flowers. In each of our Hello Hello Group Challenge, each time I will be fascinated reading about various cultures. My sincerest appreciations for this great blog. I pray the newly wed will be happy forever after till jannah. For this great blog of flowers, here's my gift! Wishing you a pleasant day.
we would be happy to know about the different cultures of the world. because it can increase our knowledge.
thanks for sis's prayer @ainie.kashif.
may you also always be in Allah protection.
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Hello @poocut, lovely to meet you my dear. OMG! How very exciting. So much to see and learn from this post. happy couple, bright colours. I must be quite an experience to witness such an event in real life. sadly, we can't smell taste and feel everything there is to know. I'm loving the pics. Pretty, pretty bride.
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Really lovely pictures...The way the flowers are used to adore both bride and bride groom is excellent...
Here in india too flowers are a must use in marriage functions and varies depends on location....The pictures is garland made of roses that both of them put on each other..
omg @angelro
thousands of red roses strung together to form a very beautiful rose necklace.
I wish I could wear that
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It’s a very special moment when bride and groom put garland on each other. Lovely photography of red rose flowers.
Thanks Shanu a lot...Whenever you visit kerala I will arrange to attend a marriage function for you...so that you can watch it live and experience..
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@angelro - Similarly to @poocut's submission. The Indian culture has a rich tradition including richly coloured blossoms for traditional ceremonies.
Your picture is a prime example of this.
That's such an awesome flower garlands. I have never seen it before in my life, garlands made of hundreds of roses. Awesome sharing @angelro! thanks so much and have a pleasant day!
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Its a tradition among a particular religion to put garland on each other neck as part of marriage function. people use different type of flowers for it. here is another snap from the same function..
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Hey! @poocut beautiful pics of a marriage and lovely flowers worn by bride. We also have a ceremony of wearing flowers by bride. We call it “Haldi( turmeric) ceremony”. Where bride to be wear white and yellow flowers and guest come and apply her haldi(turmeric).
thanks @shanu
i think India and Aceh do have a resemblance in their culture.
if we read history then we will find that in ancient times many merchants and scholars of India who came to Aceh.
perhaps this is what causes the similarity of Aceh culture with India.
do you think so?
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Yeah, definitely I also think that, that is way there are many things same in our culture just like food. We do uses spices the way you use in food. Awesome!
Oh Shanu, that type of story will make a great flower blog :D
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hello @rvag5
I have seen it on tv and social media several times.
and indeed every culture has its own characteristics and uniqueness.
thank you for sharing with me.
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Hi @poocut, Greetings from #HHG10! It is my pleasure to read about this tradition of using the head ornaments made of fresh flowers. In each of our Hello Hello Group Challenge, each time I will be fascinated reading about various cultures. My sincerest appreciations for this great blog. I pray the newly wed will be happy forever after till jannah. For this great blog of flowers, here's my gift! Wishing you a pleasant day.
we would be happy to know about the different cultures of the world. because it can increase our knowledge.
thanks for sis's prayer @ainie.kashif.
may you also always be in Allah protection.
Ameen, thanks @poocut, hugs always :D
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Hello @poocut, lovely to meet you my dear. OMG! How very exciting. So much to see and learn from this post. happy couple, bright colours. I must be quite an experience to witness such an event in real life. sadly, we can't smell taste and feel everything there is to know. I'm loving the pics. Pretty, pretty bride.
Thanks for this great comment.
Dont worry some day you will see and feel it.
Maybe someday you have an opportunity to visit my country @happyhairdays
You're welcome, I certainly hope I get a chance :)