Turkish Wedding Reviews
Newest Review: ... dressed up, the whole ceremony was kind of simple with only a snack, water and soft drinks and no music. About two months later, the engagement was celebrated officially with about 350 guests. Not only the families and the friends from the mosque were there but more neighbours and also colleagues from work. It also took place in the community room of a mosque. The guests were dressed up, there was music, dancing and the handing over of presents. I'm going to describe this in detail when we come to the wedding ceremony because this was repeated then, only on a bigger scale. Sema was wearing a flouncy pink dress. Some months passed and t... more
Customer Turkish Wedding Reviews (1)
by - written on 04/08/11 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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I want to take you with me to a traditional Turkish wedding in Germany. Should you think it can't be genuine, you are mistaken. It's a fact that immigrants stick together when they come to another country and conserve the traditions of their homeland in order to fight nostalgia and also because they don't know any others. They are cut off from the developments at home and don't understand or don't want to adopt the customs of the new country. This year 50 years of Turkish immigration to Germany have been celebrated. The first Turks were young men, many of them unskilled, from Anatolia and other rural areas. They came directly from their villages or small ... Read the complete review
