Comments on: Muslim Wedding Etiquette? http://www.weddinginvitationetiquette.net/wedding-invitation-etiquette/muslim-wedding-etiquette Wedding Invitation Etiquette and more ...... Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:23:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Xlnc http://www.weddinginvitationetiquette.net/wedding-invitation-etiquette/muslim-wedding-etiquette/comment-page-1#comment-1310 Xlnc Sat, 30 Jan 2010 22:01:59 +0000 http://www.weddinginvitationetiquette.net/wedding-invitation-etiquette/muslim-wedding-etiquette#comment-1310 In Muslim weddings, Its more cultural then religion these days. Dress in any bright color elegant dress.. if you think they are a little conservative...make sure not to show a lot of skin. Men and women don't mix during ceremonies or until the end of the ceremonies. It depends on culture. I am a Muslim from Central India..we have musical and singing celebration where men and women are in the same room at times. As for the gift, Generally household gifts are appreciated as a gesture to start a new family/life with new kitchen ware or living room/bedroom decors etc. But these days in Muslim wedding in America, I have seen a lot of people give Gift Cards from sears or Macy's. Hope it helps...Enjoy the food..it is the main and the best part of Muslim weddings.<br><b>References : </b><br>I am a Muslim and we have at least one wedding in our family each year (cousins, second cousins, relatives..etc.) In Muslim weddings, Its more cultural then religion these days. Dress in any bright color elegant dress.. if you think they are a little conservative…make sure not to show a lot of skin. Men and women don’t mix during ceremonies or until the end of the ceremonies. It depends on culture. I am a Muslim from Central India..we have musical and singing celebration where men and women are in the same room at times. As for the gift, Generally household gifts are appreciated as a gesture to start a new family/life with new kitchen ware or living room/bedroom decors etc. But these days in Muslim wedding in America, I have seen a lot of people give Gift Cards from sears or Macy’s. Hope it helps…Enjoy the food..it is the main and the best part of Muslim weddings.
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I am a Muslim and we have at least one wedding in our family each year (cousins, second cousins, relatives..etc.)

]]> By: king_aqua_4e http://www.weddinginvitationetiquette.net/wedding-invitation-etiquette/muslim-wedding-etiquette/comment-page-1#comment-1309 king_aqua_4e Sat, 30 Jan 2010 21:37:59 +0000 http://www.weddinginvitationetiquette.net/wedding-invitation-etiquette/muslim-wedding-etiquette#comment-1309 look,, its more culturally than religiously when it comes to weddings, so just dress up formally and no need to wear any head cover or anything cuz ur not bangali. u should know that muslims usually separate men and women in weddings, but not all the times. so just go there be natural and if ur a female, u can put an elegant scarf on ur head, if u dont desier then dont... and thats it. im not bangali but im muslim, and never mind any other costumes cuz those are all traditional bangali, not islamic... have fun and if u need any other specific info feel free to email me ur right, that outfit would be great.. and for the gifts thing just use ur thoughts and tatse ( which actually seems to be so elegant cuz ur asking these questions that show ur high politness level ) any way, for the gift thing again, as i said just go with ur chioce and be sure its not a bottle of fine wine or sumthin.( cuz in islam people are prohibited to drink alcoholic drinks ) and thats it... have the best time and tell me how it was ?? ;)<br><b>References : </b><br> look,, its more culturally than religiously when it comes to weddings, so just dress up formally and no need to wear any head cover or anything cuz ur not bangali. u should know that muslims usually separate men and women in weddings, but not all the times. so just go there be natural and if ur a female, u can put an elegant scarf on ur head, if u dont desier then dont… and thats it. im not bangali but im muslim, and never mind any other costumes cuz those are all traditional bangali, not islamic…
have fun and if u need any other specific info feel free to email me

ur right, that outfit would be great.. and for the gifts thing just use ur thoughts and tatse ( which actually seems to be so elegant cuz ur asking these questions that show ur high politness level ) any way, for the gift thing again, as i said just go with ur chioce and be sure its not a bottle of fine wine or sumthin.( cuz in islam people are prohibited to drink alcoholic drinks ) and thats it…
have the best time and tell me how it was ?? ;)
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