A Wedding Ceremony I Enjoyed/ Attended (Paragraph / Composition / Essay )

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A Wedding Ceremony I Enjoyed/ Attended

The wedding ceremony is very common and joyful in every society of the world. Last Friday I enjoyed/ attended a gorgeous wedding ceremony of the daughter of Mr Rafiq who is one of our respectable neighbours. The joyful ceremony was held at his house. A big pendal with colourful shamiana was made. A big nice gate was built at the entrance of the pendal. The pendal and the gate were decorated with coloured papers and electric bulbs. The bridegroom and the bride were dressed in Wedding dresses nicely. They looked cheerful, smiling and smart. About 500 guests from both the sides attended the happy/joyful ceremony. I shook hands with them. A Moulavi shaheb and a Kazi Shaheb performed/ completed the matrimonial works according to the law of Islam. Then all the guests enjoyed a rich and delicious feast. Next, betak-leaf was 'served to the guests. The guests left the place one by one. At last the ne*7 couple got into a coloured Palki. In fact, the farewell scene was very heart¬touching. This scene will remain ever fresh in my mind. A

Wedding Ceremony I Enjoyed/ Attended

Wedding ceremonies are universal celebrations filled with joy that are observed in every society across the world. Last Friday, I had the pleasure of attending a splendid wedding ceremony hosted by Mr. Rafiq, one of our esteemed neighbors, to celebrate his daughter's marriage. The festive event took place at their residence, where a grand marquee adorned with colorful canopies was erected. An impressive gate welcomed guests at the entrance, embellished with vibrant paper decorations and twinkling electric bulbs.Both the bride and groom were elegantly attired in traditional wedding attire, radiating happiness and charm. Approximately 500 guests from both sides of the family were present to partake in the merriment. I had the opportunity to greet and shake hands with many of them. The matrimonial proceedings were conducted by a Moulavi Shaheb and a Kazi Shaheb in accordance with Islamic law, solidifying the union.Following the ceremony, all the guests were treated to a sumptuous and delectable feast. Traditional betel leaves were also offered to the guests as a gesture of hospitality. Gradually, the guests began to depart, leaving behind fond memories of the celebratory occasion. The highlight of the evening was when the newlywed couple climbed into a beautifully adorned Palki, creating a touching farewell scene that will forever remain etched in my memory

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A WEDDING CEREMONY

In Bangladesh there are festivities and often grand festivities on the occasion of a wedding ceremony. A wedding ceremony is performed according to the wealth and status of the bride and bridegroom’s parents.

Last month I enjoyed the marriage ceremony of my cousin. The marriage ceremony was solemnised in a grand way. A beautiful gate was erected at the entrance of the house. An artist with his group was engaged to do it. He made such beautiful decorations that it looked really attractive. A big ‘pandal’ and ‘shamianas’ was erected for the bridegroom and other guests. The gate, the pandal, the house, the trees were illuminated with colourful lights. The light revolved in so many directions that our eyes marvelled at the scene.

All our relatives, many of my uncles’ friends and invited guests began to come in the evening. Every guest brought a gift or a present. My uncle and other elder relatives received the guests. The ladies and children sat in a separate room.

The bridegroom reached the bride’s house at 8:30 p. m. As soon as the bridegroom got out of the car, a group of little boys and girls swarmed around him near the gate. They formed a barricade near the gate so that the bridegroom might not enter the house. There were bargains between the children and the people of the bridal party about the amount of their tips. The children demanded one thousand taka. At last it was settled on five hundred taka.

Then started the religions rites. After that the grand feast began. Roasted chickens, mutton, ‘biriani’, ‘borhani’, curds and sweets were served. Everybody ate to his heart’s content.

After the feast the bridegroom was led to the inner portion of the house to meet the bride. The bride sat on a beautifully decorated stage. Many young beautiful girls surrounded her. The bridegroom sat on the right side of the bride. They exchanged sights. Everybody laughed at them.

After the programme the bridegroom accompanied by his bride started for his house. The whole jolly atmosphere became serious. The parents and relatives burst into tears when they bade farewell to their dear child. However, I enjoyed the marriage ceremony. I felt delighted that the occasion gave me an opportunity to meet many at one place and to enjoy a pleasant evening.