Marriage is traditionally seen as a legitimate lifelong relationship between a man and a woman, approved by society and religion. Wearing a white dress is a symbol of purity for brides in many cultures and is a dream for young girls. In Kuwaiti culture, marriage is not obligatory for women as they have the right to accept or refuse a potential husband even if their parents approve. Traditional wedding customs in Gulf Arab societies include yalwa celebrations where the bride sits under green fabric while women sing, changing into a white dress on the wedding day, and the bride walking slowly while guests view her beauty during al-zafa. After photos of the groom in al-shabka attire, the newlywed couple cuts

9. Al-Shabka

12. After that, the couple leave the hall. They cut a piece of wedding cake. Then they go to begin their new life.