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The persons who escort the bride to the groom's home are usually male relatives of the bride. The elder or younger brother of the bride leads the horse. When the bride sets out, two relatives of groom will also prepare the wine and pave the carpet. When all the guests arrive, they will sit around the pile of firewood.
The ambassador will sing the song by holding the bowl of wine and present a hada to the elder members of a family. And they toast to each other. When the bride arrives, the relatives of the broom will light a fire on the firewood. Two middle-aged women will take a hada to meet the bride. All the people sing the song to celebrate them. The two men will present the hada to the man who leads the horse then lead the horse by themselves. The bride will wash her face with some liquid medicine. Other guests will sit in front of the gate and toast three bowls of wine, then they can come in. The bride and the groom will sit on the highland barley and listen to the blessings by the elders. |
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