An Assamese wedding is quite simple and colorful ceremony to unite the matchmaking couple in a holy relationship. Assamese matrimony is celebrated with full of great joy and enthusiasm around the occasion. All custom and religious wedding ceremonies are done within two to three days. Assamese marriage is also known as biya name that includes traditional geet or lyrics during various ceremonies. Mostly matrimonial occasions are included blow of conch and uruli, this sound is created out by women as they role tongue inside the mouth. A wedding is a big day deal must be colorful and elegantly celebrated in a royal style. In Assamese wedding cultural and religious beliefs are coming out in the matrimonial ceremony to perform with custom ruling.
Wedding Attire
You may have attended other's marriage parties or function, but this is your first experience what you feel on your own wedding day. The wedding will bring loving and awkward feeling to imagine your tomorrow. The couple is little unfamiliar what must be a next step before wedding rituals. At the wedding ceremony Assamese groom wears traditional Dhoti & Kurta costume along with the own style shawl hang up around the neck. This costume is made from the silk famous silk fabric of Assamese. Assamese bride wears a Mekhla Chadar traditional costume on her wedding ceremony. This costume is made from superfine fabric muga silk and embroidered with gold and silver zari thread work.
Assamese Wedding Custom and Rituals
Assamese wedding marriage includes a number of custom and rituals in the wedding ceremonies that are the essence of cultural significance. It has varying custom and traditional formalities towards the big day ceremony.
Juran Diya– Juran ceremony is mainly performed a prior day of the matrimony ceremony. The mango leaves are tied at the door of the house. This is to gain peace and energy towards the big day. The mother of the groom visits the bride’s house to complete custom formalities by her side.
Pani Tula– Pani tula is second one ceremony whereupon bride and groom’s mother take water from the river to take bath according to the custom ceremony. The very next day they both lit a lamp, put a handful of rice along with betel nuts, a coin and a knife in a traditional manner.
Arrival of the Groom– After these wedding rituals Daiyan diya Nuoni and Ceremonial Bath Assamese groom and procession departures from the houses towards the wedding venue. These moments are joyful and enjoyable to keep good memories.
These custom sacraments take place later towards the end of the wedding ceremony like Dora aaha, Saptapadi and Aashirbaad.
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