The Korean Traditional Wedding Ceremony Discipline: basic foreign language Students: Zhamalbek K Rizaidinova SH Group :215

Aim of the project : make a survey finding out information about the korean traditional wedding ceremony. Topicality : We were interested about the korean traditional wedding ceremony. Objectives : 1.find and study the relevant material 2.study and analyze the existing information 3.find interesting information about the korean traditional wedding ceremony. 4.make a conclusion The Korean Traditional Wedding Ceremony

Content I.Introduction What is the honrye ? II.Traditional wedding clothes III.The Korean Traditional Wedding Ceremony. 1.Opening ceremony 2.Public announcement of the wedding ceremony –Daerye 3. Candle lighting 4.Girukabi and Grooms parade 5. Presentation of wild geese 6.Brides parade 7. Entering to the wedding table and washing hands 8. Bowing ceremony 9. Drinking and announcing the marriage to the heaven 10.Weaving red and blue threads Weaving red and blue threads Weaving red and blue threads 11.Receiving Girugi 12.Letter reading and bowing to the parents and guests VI.Conclusion

The Korean traditional wedding, called honrye in Korean, was the biggest event for every man and woman in their life. Introduction

Marriage is not for the individual but rather for the desire of the family. If one decides to get married, they must get consent from the whole family Introduction

KOREA GROOM Pagi and Cheogori (Traditional Pants and Jacket) Dalryeongps (jacket) Hyungbae (embroidered) Gakdae (belt) Samo and Mokhwa (cap and boots)

KOREA BRIDE Wonsam(clothes) Daedae(belt) Jokduri(ceremonial coronet)

1. Opening ceremony (Pungmul nori)

2. Public announcement of the wedding ceremony –Daerye

3. Candle lighting

4. Girukabi and Grooms parade

5. Presentation of wild geese

6. Brides parade

7. Entering to the wedding table and washing hands

8. Bowing ceremony

9. Drinking and announcing the marriage to the heaven

10. Weaving red and blue threads

11. Receiving Girugi

12. Letter reading and bowing to the parents and guests

Conclusion The aim of our project is to study the Korean traditional wedding ceremony., I achieved all objectives that we set. In conclusion we want to say that the Korean traditional wedding ceremony is very interesting, and it also express their culture. They are proud of their history and culture and carefully keep them.

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