Weddings in Egypt

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Weddings in Egypt follow traditional customs and ceremonies. The marriage process begins with a formal proposal from the groom's family to the bride's family. If accepted, both families read from the Quran to seal the agreement. Before the wedding, the bride attends a henna party where intricate designs are applied to her hands and feet for good luck. On the wedding day, the bride and groom are celebrated as they slowly process into the reception to music and cheers from guests. Whether Muslim or Christian, Egyptian weddings unite families through time-honored rituals and festivities.

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