8 Portraits Of Luna Maya And Maxime Bouttier Held In Bali With Javanese Traditional Nuances

Portrait of Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier (Source: capture the YouTube TS Media screen)

YOGYAKARTA A series of shower events are carried out by prospective brides before the wedding. Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier, undergo the tradition of siraman. Take a peek at the meaning and portrait of Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier's shower which was held in Bali with the following Javanese tradition nuances.

The meaning of siraman for each bride and groom is a Javanese tradition that is meaningful in eliminating sukerto. Sukerto is things that are not good from someone who is melted before living a married life. So that when undergoing a household bed, the couple will live it in a clean state.

Luna Maya seemed and thanked her mother, Maya Waltraurd Maiyer Village, for paying attention and accompanying her growing. In English, Luna said 'There is no perfect words to describe my gratification to my love parents who have brought me since birth, who have guided me from childhood to society, and make me who I am today'.

Nuansa siraman who must welcome happiness ahead of the bride and groom Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier's wedding. Luna apologized for all intentional or unintentional mistakes.

Luna wishes her blessing and blessings from her marriage to Maxime. Prayers were also made for her mother and late father. The sentence of application for blessing was said to be stuttering with tears breaking at the request of Luna Maya's blessing to her mother. A series of traditions were carried out solemnly motivated by the Javanese song.

Water is taken from seven springs. The meaning of seven, which is to symbolize pitulangan, means that help comes from God Almighty. The hope is that if in the household experiencing difficulties, God will always provide help.

Maxime Bouttier performs a siraman procession with the same series of traditions. Starting from expressing gratitude and gratitude to his father who had collaborated from birth to making him what he is today. His father gave his blessing in French.

Although the siraman procession is carried out in different places, the nuances of warmth and soft colored clothes seem to give the blessing requested by the prospective bride and groom solemnly.

Luna Maya and Maxime Bouttier's wedding was held in Bali. The Javanese nuances were chosen because the bride and groom were close to this culture. Luna Maya said her late father was from Java. The deceased's mother Maxime Bouttier is also close to Javanese culture.