The wedding with no groom

From English Morris to traditional Arabic
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Wedding

Ben and I were invited to the wedding party of a niece of one of the guys we work with. Unfotunately we arrived a bit late, but we still had time to some a nargileh or two and Ben had a go at Arabic dancing – it may have been called the debka.

The poor bride was celebrating on her own because her new husband lives in another country. They did the formal bit of the wedding a little while ago, but he couldn't afford to fly over for the party. He did call her though, which was quite sweet.

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2 Responses to The wedding with no groom

  1. Heather Fear says:

    Oh dear, the poor bride. I had thought that the groom was a rather essential part of the wedding process – apparently not! Maybe the whole wedding/marriage thing wouldn't be so bad after all……

  2. Bill and Ben says:

    Tut tut Heather. They do a formal bit together – this was just the party. But I get your point! x

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