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  Assam, located in the northeastern part of India, is a land of diverse cultures and traditions. One of the most significant celebrations in Assamese culture is weddings, which are a grand affair full of unique customs and rituals. In this blog, we will unveil the unique Assamese wedding traditions and customs.
  Pre-Wedding Rituals
  Assamese weddings begin with pre-wedding rituals, including "Juron Diya" and "Pani Tula." Juron Diya is a ceremony where the bride's maternal uncle gifts her a pair of earrings. In contrast, Pani Tula is a ceremony where the groom's family offers a fish to the bride's family, symbolizing acceptance of the bride into their family.
  Another pre-wedding ritual is "Nuoni," where the bride's family presents the groom with traditional Assamese clothes such as a "Gamusa" and "Japi," representing respect and welcoming the groom into the bride's family.
  Wedding Ceremony
  The main wedding ceremony in Assam is known as "Biya." The groom's family arrives at the bride's house, where the bride's family welcomes them with a traditional "Sualkuchi" and "Adoroni." The bride and groom exchange flower garlands, take blessings from the elders, and then proceed to the wedding mandap.
  The "Sador" ritual is another unique aspect of Assamese weddings, where the bride wears a traditional Assamese saree called "Mekhela Chadar." This saree is white and gold with intricate embroidery and is a symbol of Assamese culture.
  Post-Wedding Rituals
  After the wedding ceremony, a reception called "Phool Sajya" takes place where the bride and groom meet their relatives and friends. Assamese cuisine is an essential part of this reception, with traditional dishes like "Khar," "Tenga," and "Pitha" being served.
  One post-wedding ritual is "Xoru Boron," where the bride's family visits the groom's house and presents gifts. Another is "Daiyan," where the groom's family visits the bride's house to offer gifts.
  Conclusion
  Assamese weddings are a beautiful amalgamation of culture and tradition, showcasing the rich heritage of Assam. From pre-wedding rituals to post-wedding celebrations, every aspect of an Assamese wedding has unique significance. By following these customs, the Assamese people are preserving their cultural identity and passing it down to the next generation.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Assam, located in the northeastern part of India, is a land of diverse cultures and traditions. One of the most significant celebrations in Assamese culture is weddings, which are a grand affair full of unique customs and rituals. In this blog, we will unveil the unique Assamese wedding traditions and customs. <br /> Pre-Wedding Rituals <br /> Assamese weddings begin with pre-wedding rituals, including "Juron Diya" and "Pani Tula." Juron Diya is a ceremony where the bride's maternal uncle gifts her a pair of earrings. In contrast, Pani Tula is a ceremony where the groom's family offers a fish to the bride's family, symbolizing acceptance of the bride into their family. <br /> Another pre-wedding ritual is "Nuoni," where the bride's family presents the groom with traditional Assamese clothes such as a "Gamusa" and "Japi," representing respect and welcoming the groom into the bride's family. <br /> Wedding Ceremony <br /> The main wedding ceremony in Assam is known as "Biya." The groom's family arrives at the bride's house, where the bride's family welcomes them with a traditional "Sualkuchi" and "Adoroni." The bride and groom exchange flower garlands, take blessings from the elders, and then proceed to the wedding mandap. <br /> The "Sador" ritual is another unique aspect of Assamese weddings, where the bride wears a traditional Assamese saree called "Mekhela Chadar." This saree is white and gold with intricate embroidery and is a symbol of Assamese culture. <br /> Post-Wedding Rituals <br /> After the wedding ceremony, a reception called "Phool Sajya" takes place where the bride and groom meet their relatives and friends. Assamese cuisine is an essential part of this reception, with traditional dishes like "Khar," "Tenga," and "Pitha" being served. <br /> One post-wedding ritual is "Xoru Boron," where the bride's family visits the groom's house and presents gifts. Another is "Daiyan," where the groom's family visits the bride's house to offer gifts. <br /> Conclusion <br /> Assamese weddings are a beautiful amalgamation of culture and tradition, showcasing the rich heritage of Assam. From pre-wedding rituals to post-wedding celebrations, every aspect of an Assamese wedding has unique significance. By following these customs, the Assamese people are preserving their cultural identity and passing it down to the next generation. <br /> <br /> Join the Bar Byoli Matrimony to get instant matching profiles - <a href="https://www.barbyoli.in/register" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.barbyoli.in/register</a> <br /> Or download the Bar Byoli Matrimony App from Google Play Store using below link <br /> <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.barbyoli.mobile&hl=en_IN&gl=US" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.barbyoli.mobile&hl=en_IN&gl=US</a> <br /> Official blog link: <br /> <a href="https://www.barbyoli.in/home/assam-the-assamese-wedding-traditions-and-customs/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.barbyoli.in/home/assam-the-assamese-wedding-traditions-and-customs/</a></div>

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