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''The Laylat Al Henna ceremony is the Bedouin version of a bridal shower; it is more than mere skin paint. It symbolizes beauty, luck and health,'' says Adam Drasoa”

Optional: Relatives from the bridegroom's family arrive in procession at the bride's house to a warm welcome complete with songs, dance and music of the versatile, one-string rababa violin and 'dalouka' (big drums).

 Here you will experience a typical Bedouin style celebration in the desert at a famous Bedouin tents in the middle of the desert. A black Bedouin tent – made from goats’ hair- will be set up equipped by Bedouin furniture. The sandy floor is covered up with elaborated handmade carpets. The desert illuminated by moonlight and the stars. While the tent and its surrounding Mountains are illuminated with candle lit transforming the venue into a timeless magical palace. Imagine this night of fantasy on the long red sandy desert. Entertainment waits.

Your ceremony will be in Bedouin style, Bedouin folklore, loud and dram

The wedding ends with the 'Tarwaah' - the bride's departure for the groom's house, perched atop a camel fitted with a 'houdach', a special and comfortable saddle.

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