Kaldar Marriage - Revision history

DAMEANIE at 02:12, 21 September 2020

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	: There is no special clothing worn by the ~~broom~~, though more modern weddings typically see natural fiber outfits and heavy use of furs.		: There is no special clothing worn by the groom, though more modern weddings typically see natural fiber outfits and heavy use of furs.

	== Pre-Wedding Rite of Passage ==		== Pre-Wedding Rite of Passage ==

DR-NAOHHI: /* The Ceremony */

2016-03-06T02:30:22Z

The Ceremony

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	Next, the family of the bride exchanges the simple circlet with an elaborate bridal crown. Often woven from straw, wheat, reeds, or other natural substances, the crown was meant to symbolize promised wealth of health. It was often decorated with fresh flowers.		Next, the family of the bride exchanges the simple circlet with an elaborate bridal crown. Often woven from straw, wheat, reeds, or other natural substances, the crown was meant to symbolize promised wealth of health. It was often decorated with fresh flowers.

	Following this, the suitor offers the newly acquired ~~sword~~ to the bride, who is charged with holding it in trust for a son, or first born if a son is never born. In exchange, the bride gives her own sword, or a sword made for the occasion, to the suitor. This exchange is followed with the exchange of rings worn either on the finger.		Following this, the suitor offers the newly acquired weapon to the bride, who is charged with holding it in trust for a son, or first born if a son is never born. In exchange, the bride gives her own sword, or a sword made for the occasion, to the suitor. This exchange is followed with the exchange of rings worn either on the finger.

	After this, a feast was held for one night. On the following day, if the couple still wished to remain in their marriage, they visited a temple and exchanged their finger-worn rings for arm-worn rings upon which they swear oaths to consecrate and keep their marriage. The couple then exchanges the rings by placing them on the hilt of their swords and offering them to each other. At this time, the female is considered fully wed and may choose to wear a traditional woven brocade headband to signify her new status.		After this, a feast was held for one night. On the following day, if the couple still wished to remain in their marriage, they visited a temple and exchanged their finger-worn rings for arm-worn rings upon which they swear oaths to consecrate and keep their marriage. The couple then exchanges the rings by placing them on the hilt of their swords and offering them to each other. At this time, the female is considered fully wed and may choose to wear a traditional woven brocade headband to signify her new status.

DR-NAOHHI at 02:11, 6 March 2016

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	== Ancient Tribal Marriage Traditions ==		== Ancient Tribal Marriage Traditions ==
	In short, marriages were largely arranged for women. Courtship, in which two partners would evaluate their comparability, was not practiced. All evaluations concerning in which love could blossom was a sink or swim mentality that was practiced only within the bounds of wedlock.		In short, marriages were largely arranged for women. Courtship, in which two partners would evaluate their comparability, was not practiced. All evaluations concerning in which love could blossom was a sink or swim mentality that was practiced only within the bounds of wedlock.

DR-NAOHHI at 02:11, 6 March 2016

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==Albarian and Modern Gorbesh Traditions==

===Clothing===
===Ceremony===

==Kaldar Traditions==
===Clothing===
===Ceremony===

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