Indonesian wedding traditions

Marriage has many traditions that symbolize that culture. In Indonesia one famous marriage tradition is the requirement to plant a tree once you are engaged. In the village of Bohol if you are going to get married you must plant at least 5 teak seedling in critical lands. The value of planting and harvesting is important to its people which is why they decided to kill two birds with one stone; You can get married with your loved one and you will be helping the environment. The lands of Gunung Kidul are dry and arid which is why the need to have more green was a high priority. A second tradition that isn't normal is the parents on the bride have to go and personally ask for the grooms hand. Than after they can proceed with the wedding plans. That day the bride's parents take plates of food to the groom's family so they can taste the cooking of the family.

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