Portrait of the Sundanese Traditional Wedding Process of Via Vallen and Chevra Yolandi, Full of Happy Laughter - MCs Also Participate in the Sprinkling

Chevra and Via in Sundanese traditional wedding attire. Chevra looks handsome and Via looks stunning, making everyone amazed. They look perfect together, don't they?

Before the procession begins, there are several dances performed to welcome the bride and groom, this is the first dance.

Next, there are several men dancing in a neat uniform that is interesting to watch.

Via and Chevra watched the dance with a smile. They seemed to be sheltered.

Next, there is the Rama Shinta dance before Via and Chevra step forward to continue the procession.

The first procession they went through is the saweran. After receiving marriage advice in Sundanese language, both parents throw money, candies, and turmeric to the guests who immediately scramble for them, including MC Irfan Hakim and Indra Bekti who don't want to lose out.

Next, there is the Meleum Harupat where Chevra lights a fire. It signifies that Chevra is prohibited from getting angry, and if it does happen, Via must be able to calm him down.

Just like Javanese tradition, the Nincak Endog and Elekan procession requires Chevra to step on eggs with their feet.

The ngawasuh sampayan procession is when Via cleans her husband's feet from the egg that will be eaten as a sign that Chevra will always obey.

Via and Chevra together hold and break the kendi, a procession called mepeskeun kendi, which means that if there is a problem, it is better to solve it together.

The bride and groom are allowed to step over wood covered in white cloth. This procession is called ngalangkahan barera.

The muka panto procession is when the bride and groom are covered with a cloth resembling a door. Then there are representatives who sing in Sundanese. After that, the couple kisses the hands of their parents.

The final ceremony of Huap Pamungkas when both brides are fed yellow rice by their parents.Next is Huap Teteup where Via and Chevra feed each other yellow rice.

Continued with Parebut Nasi Punar. So there is a kind of super mini tumpeng and the brides quickly get it.

For Huap Geugeut, the rice from the earlier competition is divided in half, then Chevra embraces Via's shoulder. They are then asked to feed each other again as a sign that all blessings are for both of them.

A cooked chicken is pulled by Via and Chevra in the thigh area called Pabetot Bakakak Hayam. Via gets a small portion.

Then the chicken was eaten together as a sign that all blessings should be enjoyed together.

Finally, Via and Chevra cut the string of jasmine flowers held by their parents, a sign that they are ready to start a household together.