Junggesellinnenabschied
6. May 2009 - 14:21
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Richa Pathak 
Marriage is universal, be it in India, Deutschland or any other part of the world. But there are differences in the ceremonies we have at different places. Nevertheless, all the marriages are big events with lots and lots of fun. I happened to be a part of “Junggesellinnenabschied” of one of my friends. It was great fun, 
We dressed the bride in funny looking clothes and all the girls along with the bride went into the city.
There the bride was supposed to sell some cocktails, and jellies etc. The
people in the city centre were also very excited and some instead of paying one euro for one glass paid 20 and thirty euros. 
Besides this we had prepared some medals like best eyes, best hair, best face etc. and the bride had to pick one boy from the crowd and award him with the medal. It was great fun and the money, which was collected was handed over to the bride to buy shoes.
Hi friends, I am Richa Pathak, I come from the very colourful and vibrant country India.
Enough food and drink sampling at Anuga? How about some German technology? Just outside Hall 8 of the fair, a mini Zeppelin was spotted hovering above our heads. This fascinating craft is operated by Friedrich, a 20-year-old electrical engineering undergraduate. He flies this Zepplin nine hours a day and walks about at the north entrance [...] 
When we leave home and head to a foreign country to study, one of the things we miss the most is FOOD. All those delicious things that reminds us our home country!! At the Anuga, we found people from every part of the world offering their typical food so we can have them at the [...] 
In fact there are some small but funny differences in making a “Junggesellinnenabschied” or bachelorrette party in different countries. It’s always interesting to see how different cultures have their own tradtitions.
Comment by JGA verfasst 24. August 2009 um 15:47