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The main Pelaminan in other room is for the purpose that all the invited guest can congratulate on the marriage. This celebration will last the rest of the day until around 2 or 3 pm. The bride’s parents as well as the women (relative, certain guests) would feed the bride to-be with this Aceh traditional culinary (Bue Lekat Kuneng).
The traditional main Pelaminan will be decorated with the typical colors of Aceh: a combination of red, yellow and green.
Items for the Peusijuk are a bowl of water, certain leaves and flowers.

 

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Wedding Ceremony (Antat Linto)

As common tradition there are two wedding ceremonies in Aceh. First, Antat Linto and second, Tung Dara Baro.
Antat Linto is a reception/ceremony conducted to welcome the groom to the bride’s house. The wedding reception was held at the bride’s house. Aceh government encourages the Acehnese to preserve the culture particularly in a wedding ceremony. Tradition to perform Aceh traditional dance to welcome the groom/the bride to the house namely Tari Ranup Lampuan.

The welcoming session: the groom’s party handed over Bate Ranup to the bride’s party.

A ritual/tradition called Peusijuk is usually carried out as a reflection of the change of the status.
In general, “the Peusijuk” is a ritual performed to someone/something in Aceh (a bride, groom, a new house) to get the blessing. It’s part of the unique culture of Aceh. A must items for the Peusijuk; a bowl of water, certain leaves and flowers.
The bride’s parents as well as the women (relative, certain guests) would feed the bride to-be with this Aceh traditional culinary (Bue Lekat Kuneng).

The performance of Peusijuk to the groom. The food provided for the bride & the groom. Both would feed to each other (only a small amount of those as a symbolic action). Aceh traditional design, using Dalung to provide the main course.

This room was set for men only (groom’s family & relative). Here, the bride and the groom would sit in a small Pelaminan for at least one hour and then moved to the main Pelaminan in other room until the rest of the day (around 2 or 3 pm).

The main Pelaminan. The traditional one, the combination of red, yellow and green – a typical colored of Aceh.


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Banda Aceh

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Banda Aceh Tsunami 2004

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See also Fisherman Wharf images of fishing Banda Aceh: https://mpathy1.wordpress.com/2013/10/10/fishing-banda-aceh/

Aceh (colonial name Atjeh)


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The grandmother of my friend stated when I left after being their guest for 7 days. “Our ancestors were enemy, you are family” I have no words for the appreciation and endless respect I have for this woman who personally suffered under the Dutch garrison. Not our ancestors but she personally saw criminal Dutchman committing (war)crimes and faced the Dutchman now again and offered warm hospitality. This is the way modern Aceh people are. Always showing great hospitality and if you are interested in their beautiful culture they are happy to give full explanation of their way of life