Hi Ya'll. I'm back! And Yes, WE MADE IT!!! Here's my #FreeWrite and just a bit of what happened before that day. We were very rushed, a lot of running about here and there. Shopping, and visiting close

After a two week run of the Cross community Contest, it has come to the time for the announcement of the winners. The Contest was titled Marriage Celebrations which was aimed to share knowledge of how

- Hello beautiful people! This is @starstrings01. Welcome to the Crossculture's Weekly digest where we bring you up to date with some amazing posts from members across communities of different cultures,

Está vez quise unirme a este concurso cultural que nos enriquece y nos empapa de diferentes culturas maravillosas que jamás pasaron por nuestras mentes. Para mí la celebración nupcial en Venezuela, me

In previous posts I talked about how excited I was because my cousin was getting married, how happiness was related to this gratitude and about the coincidence of finding photos of her I took exactly 5

"Rice pudding, I want to get married With a lady who knows how to dance. (Song and children's game, Anonymous) All girls dream of Prince Charming, marriage and a happily ever after. Their eyes were

male gathering Marriage is considered a sacred union between two parties. Here in the northern part of Nigeria marriage process and the procedure can be a bit different from that of other geographic regions

Glimpse of Indian Wedding

Thank you @wolfofnostreet for inviting me to take part in this challenge. Talking about weddings is not my area of speciality as I am not married. I haven't gone through the wedding process. So for this

source Hey Bees! Happy New Week and I pray that our week is a blessed and fruitful one. A good way to start my week is to talk about marriage; the union of two souls, a man, and a woman. I am very excited

Una de las cosas que más me gusta de HIVE es la oportunidad de conocer personas de diferentes partes del mundo. Cada uno en sus publicaciones nos muestra aspectos relevantes de su vida personal y de la

I was going through posts here on hive then I stumbled on this post by @evegrace, I clicked on it, read it and decided to join. It's actually my first time of posting here. Marriage here in Ibibio land

- Hello beautiful people! This is @starstrings01. Welcome to the Crossculture's Weekly digest where we bring you up to date with some amazing posts from members across communities of different cultures,

Imageref It's my first time posting in this community and I got to know about this from @udygold. I have spent a reasonable number of my life living among the TIV people. Specifically, my guardians is

Nigerians love to party and a wedding ceremony is just the perfect excuse to go all out in their finest attire. Traditional weddings here are usually a display of culture peculiar to the tribe of the couple

I receive this invitation with great delight. Hive Cross Culture is a community where we can share our different kinds of cultures and traditions across the globe. They have been organizing different kinds

Imageref I personally have this love and craving for cultural weddings, not just for the ibibio tribe where i come from but for other tribes like yoruba, tiv, India, Hausa, efik(calabar), edo etc. There’s

Thanks to @udygold for inviting me into this contest, although this is my first time posting in this community and morevero, I never knew community like this existed if I wasn't invited by @udygold. Indeed,

Imageref Hello to everyone, it’s my first time posting in this community and I trust that I am welcomed. I fell in love with the prompt for this week contest and I am so glad to write about the traditional

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