Welcome to Part 2 of the Traditional Iranian Village Wedding! This video continues the celebration from the Henna Night, moving into the main wedding day in Anbooh village, Gilan. From the morning, women gather in the courtyard to cook traditional food. They prepare a delicious lunch of Abgoosht (Persian stew) for close family and guests, while dancing and celebrating together. Later, the groom’s friends drive to bring the bride from Viyah village. At the entrance of Anbooh, the bride is placed on horseback, and with music, drums, and cheering women, she is joyfully brought to the groom’s house. A unique tradition follows: the groom and his friends climb onto the rooftop and start “Kari Khundan” (shouting playful chants in Gilaki), while the bride’s family responds from below with songs and cheers – an unforgettable moment of local culture! The wedding also includes amazing traditional dances: Gilaki & Northern Iranian dances full of energy Kurdish dance with colorful rhythms Wooden stick dance (Choob-bazi) where men face each other in pairs, hitting sticks together in an exciting performance The wedding continues until sunset, when everyone gathers inside the neighbors’ houses near the groom’s home, where they are served dinner. Another special ritual called “Takmason” is held, where guests congratulate the groom, shake his hand, and give him gifts of money as a blessing for the new life. This is the grand finale of the village wedding – full of food, music, dancing, and traditions you’ll never forget! Watch Part 1 first if you haven’t already, and don’t forget to subscribe for more cultural videos! • Iran Village Wedding Part 1 | Traditional ... Welcome to an authentic Iranian Village Wedding – Part 1! In this video, you’ll experience the magical Henna Night (Henabandun), a unique tradition before the big wedding day. Local women, dressed in colorful traditional clothes, prepare homemade bread, cook delicious village food, and even make the famous Salad Shirazi. After cooking, they dance joyfully in their colorful dresses, filling the village with life and happiness. With music, drums, and cultural rituals, the families travel to the bride’s home in Viyah village, where the main Henna Night celebration takes place in the courtyard. I filmed this video in Anbooh village, one of the historical villages of Bastan, Gilan (Iran). Don’t miss Part 2, where the story continues on the wedding day: the groom’s family comes to pick up the bride, she is brought on horseback from Viyah to Anbooh, and the daylight ceremony with open skies becomes even more magical and breathtaking! This is just Part 1 of the wedding celebration. Stay tuned for Part 2 with more traditions, music, food, and unforgettable moments! Subscribe our channel here : / @damashiha Follow us on other social media : Twitter :
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