#8 Wedding tradition in Bali

BALI HERE WE COME OH YEAHH ! :D

When we talk about Bali, automatically we will imagine about the watt temples, the relaxing beach, spa, romantic place and so on. 

The famous and historical watt temples

The terrace paddy -view

Kids in Bali

Gred Rodgers (2014), an Asia Travel expert wrote Bali as the most famous of Indonesia's 17,000 islands and has been a tourist favourite for decades. Bali is considered on of the most romantic islands in the world and is a top honeymoon destination in Asia. Unlike the rest of Indonesia which is predominantly Islamic, Bali is Hindu; beautiful temples are spread throughout the island, lending a feeling of spirituality.

How Bali people celebrate their wedding

Perfect Bali's couple in front of their temple

Therefore, since Bali is a part of Hindu-spread place, Bali is practising the culture that is influenced by the religion. One of the culture is the wedding. During the wedding feast in Bali, you will see all women at the wedding table, no men. It is because they are resting as the have prepared all the dishes, and luckily with joy women will eat that.

The uncle was cooking rice.

Uncle and gravy.

Hardworking men.

While the men are preparing the, the women were busy placing the appropriate offerings around the sea to achieve a happy outcome. Chesterton wrote in his blog, "The wedding itself eventually began-and the man who had been busy helping in the preparation of food, and whom I thought to look very aristocratic, was the celebrant-apparently the priest or village leader".

They still believe in gods.

Put good food to their gods, in order to bless the wedding

Is it unique enough? Weird huh? No wonder there are so many famous and global male chefs in the world, is it?