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10.       azizehannah
190 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:15 pm

Quoting hobnob:

I am certainly planning to have bridesmaids at my wedding- my sister insists! I couldn't tell you what 'bridesmaid' means in Turkish though- maybe there is no translation?? They only give gold, yes. Sometimes a coin (if you don't have much money) and gold jewellery sets if you are close family. I personally think it's a really good idea- you're not expected to keep it and wear gold everyday for the rest of your life lol but gold always increases in value and you can sell it and get the cash . How long does it take? The time between engagement and marriage is short- normally only a few months. People think i'm crazy for planning a wedding a year in advance including my fiance!! As for the reception I was telling you about- it's normally an evening do from about 8pm to midnight.




i think i will die thinking about it as early as now. and it hurts that my teacher is going to marry. hahaha. btw, as for some turk people i know, before they get married -- they dont really go into this relationship kind of things, boyfriend and girlfriend thing. i wonder how they manage to let their marriage survive if parents pick for them. i remember my cousin getting married, her ceremony started 11 am. and around 2 pm i think? they went to the reception and ended around 12 midnight already.

11.       justinetime
832 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:15 pm

how old are you? lol

12.       azizehannah
190 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:18 pm

still 14.

13.       justinetime
832 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:22 pm

Quoting azizehannah:

still 14.

gosh, and you're thinking about getting married already? no offense. I'm only 21, but when i was your age, i wasn't thinking about getting married... lol

14.       hobnob
139 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:23 pm

Quoting azizehannah:

Quoting hobnob:

I am certainly planning to have bridesmaids at my wedding- my sister insists! I couldn't tell you what 'bridesmaid' means in Turkish though- maybe there is no translation?? They only give gold, yes. Sometimes a coin (if you don't have much money) and gold jewellery sets if you are close family. I personally think it's a really good idea- you're not expected to keep it and wear gold everyday for the rest of your life lol but gold always increases in value and you can sell it and get the cash . How long does it take? The time between engagement and marriage is short- normally only a few months. People think i'm crazy for planning a wedding a year in advance including my fiance!! As for the reception I was telling you about- it's normally an evening do from about 8pm to midnight.




i think i will die thinking about it as early as now. and it hurts that my teacher is going to marry. hahaha. btw, as for some turk people i know, before they get married -- they dont really go into this relationship kind of things, boyfriend and girlfriend thing. i wonder how they manage to let their marriage survive if parents pick for them. i remember my cousin getting married, her ceremony started 11 am. and around 2 pm i think? they went to the reception and ended around 12 midnight already.



Again, we're talking about huge differences in wedding practice- some weddings can last a week or a month!! The same goes for parents choosing your husband or wife- differences between some eastern and western mentality. It's not practice and generally not acceptable for a girl to live with a boy before marriage. This seems crazy to me- I wouldn't marry a guy if I hadn't tested his domestic abilities first lol If you are really only 14 there's no harm in wondering about what weddings are like and having dreams about your wedding but just keep them dreams for now

15.       hobnob
139 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:25 pm

Quoting justinetime:

Quoting azizehannah:

still 14.

gosh, and you're thinking about getting married already? no offense. I'm only 21, but when i was your age, i wasn't thinking about getting married... lol



I wasn't thinking about marriage when I was 21!!

16.       justinetime
832 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:27 pm

Quoting hobnob:

Quoting justinetime:

Quoting azizehannah:

still 14.

gosh, and you're thinking about getting married already? no offense. I'm only 21, but when i was your age, i wasn't thinking about getting married... lol



I wasn't thinking about marriage when I was 21!!

fair enough... lol... and what age are you now? lol... sorry. maybe i'm just a little bit high. i guess it's just how turkish guys make girls feel, that makes us think about marriage, no matter what age.

17.       hobnob
139 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:36 pm

I'm only 26... but if you'd asked me a few years ago when I plan to get married i'd say 30 or 35. You're right I think- the effect of the Turkish man!!

18.       azizehannah
190 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:38 pm

Quoting justinetime:

Quoting azizehannah:

still 14.

gosh, and you're thinking about getting married already? no offense. I'm only 21, but when i was your age, i wasn't thinking about getting married... lol



well, not really. hahaha. we just talk about it some time.

19.       justinetime
832 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:42 pm

Quoting hobnob:

I'm only 26... but if you'd asked me a few years ago when I plan to get married i'd say 30 or 35. You're right I think- the effect of the Turkish man!!

I wasn't planning on getting married before if u asked me...when i was about 14... or even younger, i had my life set to be on some sort of seminary or something like that. had no boyfriends. but then, college was a culture shock...then came the turkish man... lol....

20.       sonunda
2893 posts
 23 Jun 2008 Mon 12:54 pm

Quoting azizehannah:

still 14.



You are joking,right?

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