Adat Minang Wedding Lubuk Males

Klik Minang.com-Each area has a traditional Minangkabau wedding a little different from many other areas. On the second day of the Variety of Wedding Collection 2007 on November 15, Pelaminan Buchyar Minang Minang traditional wedding procession featuring Lubuk Males, Lintau - Tanah Datar regency in West Sumatra province. In a typical Minang traditional wedding procession Lubuk Males are guided by the Mom Nusye as emcee and was witnessed by representatives of Tanah Datar District.Typical wedding Lubuk Males
Typical Minang-style wedding Lubuk Males exhibited by these Buchyar Minang Pelaminan studded cloth embroidered with gold thread with a dominating color black, colors that represent the progenitor. Bridal throne made for the cross-legged and kneeling, and not sitting in a chair that symbolizes that all people are equal.
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There is a pair of setajuak placed in front of the altar on the left and right and numbered to indicate the origin of the eleven families of aristocratic bride. Setajuak legs are yellow sticky rice and another one containing betel nut, lime and areca nut wrapped in a handkerchief embroidered with gold thread. There is also a pair of large sieve Jamba in a handkerchief embroidered with gold cap. One of Jamba sieve contains a yellow sticky, glutinous white, black and paniaram crayfish. While the other contains complete with side dishes of rice pauknya.Adat Minang Wedding Procession
In a typical Minang traditional wedding procession Lubuk Males are told that the groom has to consent Kabul on Friday after Friday prayers in the Mosque. Like most weddings in a way Islam, son daro was not met with marapulai.
Once completed in Kabul Ijab Mosque, Marapulai escorted by parents and family went to children at home daro. The arrival of the child at home marapulai daro was greeted with a wave of dance, and dance offerings proverb saying that all indicate that marapulai daro received by the child's family.
Minang traditional wedding procession Lubuk typical male is then followed by washing the feet are held by the boy's mother daro, this ritual signifies that marapulai iklas received by families of children born inner daro. When there are disputes and quarrels between both families, completed it at that and now both families are united.
Then the marapulai runs directly above the white cloth rolled up because it's forbidden by anyone other than marapulai trampled. This ritual signifies the bride building a new family of gods willing, will not be disturbed by anyone. Then the bride and groom didudukan above the altar.
After that the couple in suguhi sticky foods that are colorful and child in front marapulai daro. Each chose the sticky rice. Apparently the black sticky rice marapulai choose, which means his role as protector and head of the family while the child daro choose white sticky rice, which means that the earlier children daro had never married. In no event Minang custom feed each other, groom each taking its own food choices.
The audience were treated to entertainment such as dance and were treated to food dishes typical Minangkabau. The side of the aisle on the left and right degree sepra (white cloth) a place to entertain guests. Entertaining in the form of cakes and traditional foods such as lamang Minangkabau, fermented, lapek krucut, compote loaded on small plates. And there cirano containing food, an offering to the ancestor of other villages.
The whole procession and clothing as well as typical Minang wedding held at the Variety Wedding Collection 2007 is organized by the Minang Pelaminan Buchyar. Mother Atice also pleased to lend some of his personal collection to complement the authenticity of traditional marriage are trying minang shown at the event this time.
Some of his personal collection that is used in the wedding procession is a traditional Minang Minang keris marapulai to wear, fabrics for belt-worn progenitor marapulai, typical Minang stick that is in use both the bride's father, headwear marapulai and some old necklaces to wear a companion and the mother of the bride.