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Married Before Her Sister, Here are 8 Pictures of Aaliyah Massaid's Sacred Langkahan Procession - Zahwa Massaid Unable to Hold Back Tears

Married Before Her Sister, Here are 8 Pictures of Aaliyah Massaid's Sacred Langkahan Procession - Zahwa Massaid Unable to Hold Back Tears

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Married Before Her Sister, Here are 8 Pictures of Aaliyah Massaid's Sacred Langkahan Procession - Zahwa Massaid Unable to Hold Back Tears

Aaliyah Massaid will soon be getting married. A series of pre-wedding processions were held, including the langkahan. As known, Aaliyah got married before her sister, Zahwa Massaid. The langkahan moment was held sacred. Here are the details.

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Langkahan is one of the processions included in Aaliyah Massaid's siraman event. Previously, Aaliyah paid her respects to Zahwa.

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Aaliyah is seen kneeling down, asking for her sister's blessing. Both of them shed tears. Happiness and emotional feelings instantly enveloped them. 

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After hugging Aaliyah while shedding tears, Zahwa accepted the sanggan banana as a symbol of sincerity and blessings for her younger sister who got married first.

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Next, Zahwa stood in front of Aaliyah to cut the lawe rope as a symbol of how sincerely Zahwa escorted Aaliyah towards the wedding gate.

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Next, Zahwa guided Aaliyah to walk while carrying a black, upright sugarcane called tebu Arjuno. Zahwa used the sugarcane as a staff.

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Both of them walked around the water filled with flower arrangements and tumpeng rice. Aaliyah occasionally stepped over the tumpeng and water. The tumpeng and water are symbols of the married life that Aaliyah will embark on.

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The emotional and tearful atmosphere instantly turned cheerful again. Aaliyah smiled and laughed while going through the stepping ceremony with her brother.

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The moment was witnessed directly by Reza Artamevia and Angelina Sondakh. Aaliyah's grandmother was also present. They all wore sweet pink kebaya.