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I been to so many female only weddings this past year i'm tired of it. Wanna go to a mixed one , but the family are all on this female only bandwagon , its good mashallah but i'm getting bored of em now

The_Emperior5 wrote:Whats the point of going to a wedding of only females for a guy its good in 2003 i went to a wedding all woman aroos in hargeisa and i was the Camera man it was nice

but i dont understand how females enjoy such a wedding ma iyaga isi shukaansan raba

That is what is wrong with mixed weddings so ma aha? Crashers make it a shukaansi zone and end up ruining for those are there for their relatives and family.

The last mixed /wedding i attended was 07.I dislike weddings or any big gathering for that matter.I avoid it if i can get away with it.

Buraanbur on the other hand,i watch islaamo play it so nice.And to see them get possessed when they hear their clan being praised is priceless. The eedo that was praying sitting down does the highest jumps.


Ps. I did once attend a wedding once just to see Nakruuma in action.

Beans ileen U are a girl i always taught u were a man

qoraxeey wrote:

Nabeela wrote:Qoraxeey,


Ma buraanbuur baad ciyaartaaa?


I love it when eedo nakruumo is doing the buraanbuur, that woman is insane, jini baa ku dhaco when is doing the dance

yes i like to jump in

nakruma is great woman i heard

Who taught you?

Sometimes I watch wedding videos and try to practice, it can be an art if you know your thing.

oki im lying cant do buranbuur


me and my friend just jumped in ...all we did was jump high like masai ppl

Beans wrote:Buraanbur on the other hand,i watch islaamo play it so nice.And to see them get possessed when they hear their clan being praised is priceless.

I know what you mean. Last time I watched islaamo doing buraanbur, I was a small kid of course, and damn what an impression it made on me seeing hundreds of women going crazy on the tribal poetry and the drum beats. Also the only time I ever saw my mother dance the buraanbur. My mother doesn't even listen to music.

qoraxeey wrote:oki im lying cant do buranbuur


me and my friend just jumped in ...all we did was jump high like masai ppl

And me and my friends make fun of those who just jump in with no talent, we curse at them to get off the stage, it's painful to watch them, GTFOH

^


hahah

I hate weddings i only go to the family once i'm forced too or closed friends.I try to avoid mixed weddings by any means.Now i'm invided to a mixed one that gonna happen after 3 month, i have to come up with great excuse.

Horta wa maxay naagahan buruukada so gashda arooseyada nowdays, plz if u dont have any hair xijaabkina iska xidha.
It looks rediculous

HELWAA wrote:I hate weddings i only go to the family once i'm forced too or closed friends.I try to avoid mixed weddings by any means.Now i'm invided to a mixed one that gonna happen after 3 month, i have to come up with great excuse.

Horta wa maxay naagahan buruukada so gashda arooseyada nowdays, plz if u dont have any hair xijaabkina iska xidha.
It looks rediculous

let them have fun with fake hair loool

Helwaa, haven't you heard, fake hair is the new trend, it's very popular among the old ladies, waa la iskugu fanaa

I've only attended one separated wedding and it was so boring. The women all sat around gossiped, then ate, then buranbur, I felt out of place, I would have left but I was giving my granny a ride so I had to stick around until she wanted to go.

Cinque Mtume wrote:
But now I only attend my family weddings, which are mostly wadaad weddings. When I marry, I want it to be as simple and segregated as possible, bariis, hilib & wadaad for us men in the afternoon and saashaar for the ladies in the evening. Honeymoon = Umrah to the holy cities. And I expect lots of gifts in the form of money and furniture from friends and family.

Never. Don't think I ever will.
I once ushered in and out a friend who was picking up the bride. It was gut wrenching. Thought I'd puke. Had to pull the car over to the shoulder on the drive home and gather myself. : (

^ why was it so dramatic?