Tour in the “Mida”. The bride returns in her new outfit called ” Labssa Fassia” for a tour in the “Mida” with her husband. The groom by this time has also changed into a “Jabador and Djabella” outfit.
There are usually two Midas (unroofed platform), one for the bride and one for the groom.
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A display of the rich South African culture speaking through beads.
1. The Moroccan marriage usually begins without any “ceremony” attached. The bride and groom sign the marriage contract in the presence of witnesses from the bride and groom’s side. This paperwork continues in the mosque, where they sign more papers in the presence of the Imam (Cleric). Formally and legally, the bride and groom are…
Across Africa, traditional weddings are part of the culture, as this is the way the people of the continent knew to get married before the church or white wedding was introduced to them. It is indeed a legitimate form of marriage. Africa, though one big continent, every country has its unique way or method of…
Nice modern Venda outfit.
Babalwa in beautiful red and shweshwe print mermaid dress with blue umbhaco doek with buttons. Louis in blue African embroidered shirt.
