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1. Traditional Chinese weddings involved strict rituals and were often arranged by parents, with the main steps being the proposal, birthday matching, presenting of betrothal and wedding gifts, and selecting the wedding date. 2. Modern weddings now allow more individual choice but still incorporate some traditional elements like decorating the houses with celebratory words and exchanging dowry gifts between families. 3. Dowry gifts typically included gold jewelry to represent the groom's status as well as food like pork, chicken, fruits and noodles to welcome the bride back to her family home after the wedding.
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Marriage Practices used in Two Different Cultures
By: Marnicia Moody
1/17/2015
ANT101: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Instructor: Heman Sweet
MARRIAGE PRACTICES 2
Marriage Practices used in Two Different Cultures
Marriage practices have been around for decades. The way each culture celebrates their
new found love is different in every culture. The two cultures I am going to focus on are Oraibi
and Hindu. The way each of these cultures share their new life is not only beautiful but it is very
different. In this essay I will discuss how the two cultures celebrate and prepare to wed.
The Oraibi tribe resides in the villages of Tusayan which is located in Arizona. The
Hindu tribe resides in places like India and Nepal. Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the
world. The marriage ceremony of the Oraibi tribe is both complicated and long-lasting. The
marriage ceremony of the Hindu tribe is long and spiritual.
The Oraibi tribe also goes by the name of Hopi Indians of Arizona. Among the Hopi
Indians marriage by purchase does not exist. (H.R. Voth, 1990) They believe that you should be
able to marry whoever you want. They actually keep their relationship from the public until they
are ready to marry. Then the man asks the father for her hand in marriage. In some cases the
mother and the father may have some input in the two being married but it is less likely to
happen. When two people marry because they want to it is believed that the marriage will last
longer.
The Hindu culture uses a different approach to marriage. In a Bengali Hindu marriage
negotiations for marriage begin either directly or indirectly. They start of by making matches
between the boy and the girl depending on how powerful their families are. In all these cases out
of pocket fees are to be paid; and, in the event of a successful negotiation, a certain fee must be
paid. (D.N. Mitra, 1946). The next step is a party where the girls and the boy’s relatives go to
each other’s parties to select two or more boys or girls to wed.
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The final selection of both parties will depend on what the men of the family have to say.
In the Oraibi tribe they even have a ritual for the big wedding day. They start by making
sure the wedding is set for autumn or winter because during summer and spring they are usually
working in the fields. As soon as the mother or aunt knows about a woman in their family getting
married they start by doing her hair in a hitherto which is worn between two coils and ties a knot
in the loosened hair of each side. Then either later in the day or early morning the bride to be and
her mother take a meal made from white corn to the future husband.
When the bride gets to the future husbands house she immediately starts working on
making white corn meal and the mother returns home. The men go about their usual day of work.
When it gets lat ...
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- 2. Introduction Ever since ancient times, there has been a saying that the three most delightful moments in one's life come with success in the imperial examination, marriage and the birth of a son. From the Qin (221 BC – 206 BC) to Qing (1644 – 1911) Dynasties, the feudal system dominated over two thousands years.
- 3. In feudal society, a marriage would be decided not by a young couple's love, but by their parents' desires. Only after a matchmaker's introduction and when parents considered the two family conditions were similar and could be matched, would the marriage procedures go forward.
- 4. Steps to Get Married Three Letters and Six Etiquettes Proposing Birthday Matching Presenting Betrothal Gifts Presenting Wedding Gifts Selecting the Wedding Date Wedding Ceremony Nowadays some of them still follow these principle as usual since their ancestors.
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- 6. MODERN steps of preparation 1. Information gathering 2. Negotiation. 3. Engagement 4. Wedding Dowry 5. Wedding Most couples nowadays will only get married without engagement just to save their money.
- 7. CEREMONY They would start to decorate their houses same goes to couples nowadays especially with the words “xi” 喜喜。 People would have their marriage ceremony based on their believes or religious. Some of them believe that time is important to them as it brings luck to couple so that they will be blessed till eternity.
- 8. DOWRY
- 9. Gold Golden necklaces / Golden earrings / Golden rings are a must to all of Chinese society. They represent status / or position of a men in a society or a family.
- 11. two packs of biscuits
- 12. A pair of chicken.
- 13. A pair of bamboo stick.
- 14. Two basket of fruit
- 15. Some onions.
- 16. Two pack of noodles.