Tunisian weddings are a week-long event with several different ceremonies. The ceremony in these pictures is the Outia ceremony.
The bride is wearing traditional Tunisian clothing from Nabeul, it is completely embroidered with silver sequins.
The bride has leaves on her head that are there to protect her from the evil eye.
The bride is wearing traditional Tunisian clothing from Nabeul, it is completely embroidered with silver sequins.
The bride has leaves on her head that are there to protect her from the evil eye.
This blog always create some informational and amazing things, which add in my knowledge and experience.But I am a bit confuse.A Thanks for sharing.Waiting for next post.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like what we are posting about! We try to keep it interesting and different so you can see more than just the normal production type posts. Let us know if we can clarify anything that you are confused about on this post!
ReplyDeleteHey Shorouk,
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so addicting! I am always here at least once a day haha =) I especially like these Tunisian posts about the culture, the food, the clothing. I love the richness of the colours and embroidery here, I also really like the traditional aspects of Tunisian weddings!
I was wondering if you could do a post (or just comment) on traditional Tunisian natural beauty recipes? North Africa is such a wealth of beauty!
Thanks so much!
- Mariam
PS - What is the Tunisian name of the outfit that your grandmother Habiba is wearing?