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A Javanese wedding is almost similar to a Malay wedding. However, the Javanese wedding is more complicated. ... If the family agrees, they continue the process by discussing the wedding plans such as choosing an auspicious day for the wedding or deciding the scale of the celebration and the budget. ... ‘Pemaes’ has a big role in the wedding. The most important task of the ‘Pemaes’ is to make sure the headman attends the wedding. ...
When both parties have decided on the form and the nature of the wedding ceremonies, the ‘Siraman’ takes place. ...
Two or three days after the ‘Siraman’ the actual wedding ceremony takes place. ... The wedding ceremony is the most important part or the wedding ritual as the couple is married legally in front of witnesses. ‘Ijab’ ( the wedding ceremony) is held according the couple’s religion.
Approximate Word count = 673
Approximate Pages = 2.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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