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The magic of social media.. thousand miles apart and not knowing how can I visit the place, but today I just saw a lovely marriage culture with lots of love pouring to the bride and groom. I wish them all happiness... to the bride, family and all Mongolians..
With our western mindset we will not be able to survive in those conditions for even a week either physically or psychologically. Everyone saying how amazing, well, talking about their society they're known to be very patriarchal and tribal. Men are still very authoritative towards women, kids have to bend to their parents in a submissive way, and their life is only based on work. We're too used to our freedom at the point to despise it, that's the problem.
I lived there on a mine site on the Gobi desert. Mongols were the sweetest, warm, down to earth people I have ever met. It was a great privilege to visit with them. I miss them greatly!
I don't know man, we got a lot of Mongolians where I play basketball and it seems 50/50 some are cool peoples and some like to start fights over beeswax
Tim S That is reality every country has their fair share of douchebags. We are no different but yes we do try to look the best we can. I love my country it has the thing in this world no other country has. Which is my memories of childhood 😂
This kind of marriage is getting extremely rare these days and you would see it in only countryside. Even I've been living in Mongolia for my entire existence, I have never attended such kinda wedding ceremony in my whole life. It feels like whole new experience for me. I am discovering my own culture via youtube even if I live in the very place this event took a place. ROFL
I have been guiding and organizing soft-adventure and cultural tours for 15 years. There are 2 things makes people love Mongolia. 1 is the open space and nature, the second is the hospitable nomadic community. I love my country. I have been traveling over 30 countries in 4 continents I but decided to stay in my home country.
I am enamored with the Mongolian people and their ways of life. I feel a kinship that I’ve never experienced before. And yet, I am about as removed from them as one can possibly be. Perhaps in another life…? Much love, happiness and prosperity to the lovely couple. May their flocks be healthy and multiply. ✌🏻🥰😊
I am native american (navajo) and many of my people believe that we came from Mongolia and I can see the similarities such as their homes almost look like hogans, one of their main dishes is sheep, etc. I really hope one day to visit those part of the region's to not only see the beauty if their countries but to maybe reunite with where my ancestors used to live.
You welcome! I'm a mongolian and also noticed so many similarities between us, especially with navajo people. The tradition, facial features. We definitely share the genes. Greetings to all Navajo nation from Mongolia!
Im a Bosniak. Whereas you guys share a common siberian ancestor with Mongols and traveled east to the Americas, my Ancestors travelled from the Altai mountains in Mongolia to the west and ended up in eastern Europe. We are very different but we have a common mongolian/siberian ancestor if you really think about it
I'm indigenous and my children are desendant of Admin Khan from Afghanistan he came to Australia as a camel driver, he told his grandson my husband that he wanted to take him back to Afghanistan and show him Mongolia cos they are desendant of Genghis Khan he didn't make it home his buried place would be in Wyndham north west Australia. My children are aboriginal Afghan and Mongolian mix and am a proud mother of four generations still living in Warmun East Kimberley northern Australia.
@lavender fields Nope,I have been around people from other cultures plus I'm Asian. Also,I can read,have working eyes and ears and can use my brain to learn about history and other countries. That's just what you say to newlywed and it is what was said in Europe too. It's still said in many European countries.
Met and fell in love with a Mongolian woman here in Dallas. Drinking damaged her liver. She died. I loved her so much. The most beautiful woman I have ever known. 🌷💖💅👄
Честно: всё так душевно и по простому. Никаких не дешевых не дорогих пантов нет. А это я считаю высшая награда. Потому что простота лучшее качество человека.
Too Nice I'm from Hazara Nation in Afghanistan and we are the son and daughter of those soldiers of Changiz Khan who remained in Afghanistan after Changiz Khan took Afghanistan.Same as our Tradition .Love from Your Hazara Brothers From Afghanistan ❤
Hello from Canada , native Americans are also ancient cousins of yours , the history of the nomad people from the steppe goes really far ! We have to keep the tradition of peace and respect to the earth ♥️
Why did so many people comment about groom and bribe's facial expression. Wedding ceremony is different from your culture and that is all. Mongols assume the wedding is neutral thing. Dont be too happy, you may end up sobbing, dont be too sad, you may have a blessed partner in your life. That is why couple display neutral expression. As someone comments here like forced marriage, is he/she okay?
Thanks for providing the explanation behind the groom and the bride keeping a neutral face all throughout the ceremony. There is wisdom to it and will apply it my life. Cheers!
I've read same thing in many south asian wedding video. Western always keep asking if marriage is forced. They always think that all culture is like them or everyone should follow their way of things. In many Asina culture, laughing in your own wedding is not appreciated. We like to keep our face natural, neither sad nor too much happy. Even in some culture, if bride do not cry during wedding,people think she is happy to leave her parents house and childhood surrounding. Which make her family and friends sad, as they think it is a sign of she was not happy with her family.
Tbh, they are feeling a bit awkward because their parents planned the wedding and not them. All up in their head is to wait for these drunken guests to go home and leave them at comfort.
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony , Love to watch and I love 2 things in Ceremony Rich Culture and Respect of Elders May this couple live forever and always be happy Love from 🇵🇰
This is absolutely beautiful! I love how they come together for the couple and gave them more then just flowers or a ring. I wish the new couple many blessings and a long and loving life.
Bride is good woman, I can tell. She will be good wife, she is hard working and smart. And everybody is wishing them being hard working to built beautiful life together. How wonderful. ❤️🙏
That was a damn good wedding. Everybody dressed up looking good. Food, booze, tobacco with live music. Friends and family - it don't get better than that. Great traditions.
Your dream will come true, one day in distant future but under one leadership. As long as governments exist there will never be unity among men because governments need crisis and wars to justify their existence. So we call them "necessary evil". Culturally almost every nation has the same aspiration to live in peace and raise their family.
Amazing video, I learned few things about the culture. I am dating a Mongolian girl and I love her more than anything, I hope I can marry her some day.
A beautiful wedding with beautiful customs. What counts here is love of neighbor, respect of elders and the sense of a close knit community all the really important things money can not buy. I wish them a long and happy life together.
What beautiful people inside out! One of my best friends in Bible College was Mongolian and she was the absolute sweetest. I would love to visit and volunteer in Mongolia.
A wonderful traditional/cultural wedding.. Sending the best wishes to the new couple and the people of the country.. Love and Respect from the Pacific Islands..
Such a beautiful wedding filled with love.I have been researching my ancestors and tracing it back to hungarian and they say the mongols were Hungarian and also eastern european.When i heard them speal it sounds so much like slavic language
its called Hun inj european Hunnu in mognolian CXianghu in chinese u can pick the most u have like,but its same nomadic like these good people in video.
It's interesting to see a traditional wedding least influenced by modernization. Very simple wedding only involve the family members and close friends. No showing off just sharing happiness and blessings. Everyone was very involved and helpful really like a family affair. I also love how quickly the family and friends decorated the ger given to the newly wed. They knew exactly what to put and where to put all those stuffs and it quickly transformed into a very warm home for the newly wed.
Спасибо чеченскому народу. Я из бурятии служил в эстонии был чеченец исраилов алик 1971 года 1989 осень 1991осень.с тех пор не знаю как сложилась жизнь этого прекрасного человека.
Younger woman are so beautiful in the video and the older ones are wise and calm ... You can feel the love and dedication in their family... No wonder why mongolians are so successful
The more videos I view on Mongolian lifestyles the more I want to travel there, the food looks amazing as well as their beautiful culture and the honest and genuine friendliness these people display amazes me, hopefully one day in the future I am able to experience all of this first hand, Amazing thankyou !! Artger you are an amazing person!!!
Мощно берегите свои традиции вы уникальный народ! Вы предки нашей земли несущие баланс в нашем мире! Когда вы поёте земля матушка пребывает в любви и гармонии пойте больше! 👍🖐️😘🤝✌️
I love how a mother can freely breastfeed their children in front of a large group of people without even needing to hide or cover herself, we call this nomadic tribes as “primative, uneducated,” while women can’t even do this simple and crucial actions in our western cultures which is considered as “developed civilizations”
It’s not so cut and dry. Breasts in western society are mostly seen as sexual as media and our society has hyper sexualised every part of a woman’s body and therefore it creates controversy whereas in other societies men don’t view them that way so it’s not seen the same and accepted as for what it is just breastfeeding.
@@idylledoll I see so its media that has sexualised breasts in the west and not women...its not women who go around showing off their cleavage...and using it to arouse and attract men. Its not women who pay tens of thousands of dollars to have breast enlargement surgery...its the media that is to blame...show some accountability and responsibility for your actions and choices.
Very nice to see such an amazing day of celebration in Mongolian way,, they have preserved their traditional rituals and are much happier than most modern day world.
genetically speaking, recent research has proven that the Dine are more related to the Siberians than other American Indian nations. Siberia and Mongolia are in the same region together so possibly some of those ancient traditions are still with you.
Mongolia no doubt is beautiful... It's like a paradise on earth🌎 I understood everything because everything was explained so well.. People r peaceful and peace loving❤️ and their love towards 🌿🍃 is Unpraisable
Man it's beautiful , I could infer three things from this marriage about your culture 1. Your respect for" fire" 2. Importance of "tea" as it's extensively used in whole marriage and 3. Establishing of The tent/house/ yurt for the beginning of new life . It was awesome
I can see a lot of similarities between my culture (Tibetan) and their's..whoever influenced whom really doesn't matter coz it's wonderful to see how the border that separates us is also the border that brings two countries together peacefully .
Watching the groom put on his dress reminds me very much of our Tibetan brothers putting on their chupa. We share so much commonalities with the Mongolian culture. Our brothers and sisters in spirit 💛
@@jeonsammy1626 Am From Eritrea My Brother Those Mongols Are Not Too Different From Us They Are One Of The Few Peoples That Had No Involvement Whatsoever In Our Suffering As A Black Hamitic African People God Bless The Great Mongolian Empire Of The World 🌏⛺🐘🐫🐎🐴🏹
I really loved this, learning and seeing a tradition that goes back thousands of years. And the main key in this is family, respect, and happiness. Just both families coming together being blessed by their elders who have probably been together with their spouses for many years and will let the younger ones begin their journey with well wishes and guidance.
Wtf these people are often rich. Hundreds of sheeps, horses, goats and the beautiful natures damn peace mongolian Friends. Greetings from Colombia Bogota
I’m Lao. The elderly they feather and looks remind of my grandparents. Love all the Asia culture and traditions as well another too. Such a beautiful Mongolian wedding. ❤️👍
I am guessing that most of these rituals go back thousands of years. Some are obvious Buddhist with the scarves but most are Shamanistic. (Tengriism). Amazing. I notice among Mongolians that they are much more affectionate than other East Asians.
Mongolians are still very much reserved. However, Mongolians are down to earth and one of the few countries in Asia that keep the ancient traditions and customs of old. If that's your definition of affectionate. Then I guess they are. But things are always different between country folks and city slickers. And Mongolia is no exception.
@Niso Stannard true! Also, the Inuit are descended from people's who came across the Bering land-bridge during the ice age, so they're probably related.
Even in such a remote place.. With lack of development and facility.. These people are living their life to the fullest potential! Seen enjoying their life with great pleasure and tradition! Seen helping the new married couple to stand and start-up their married life! Great people of Mongolia! I sincerely respect the tradition and culture of these people..! God bless humanity! God bless his people!! God bless his kingdom..! Long live humans and humanities.. Thank you
Thank you for sharing this with the world. I love the fact that the traditions are still being passed down today. Don't ever lose your culture, it is beautiful. PS. This wedding should be sponsored by IKEA and Nescafe. :)
Beautiful! All the family and friends together helping the new couple get married and settled in their new life. I enjoyed the music. I wish I knew what
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I'm curious, when did white fedoras become so popular for formal wear?
The magic of social media.. thousand miles apart and not knowing how can I visit the place, but today I just saw a lovely marriage culture with lots of love pouring to the bride and groom. I wish them all happiness... to the bride, family and all Mongolians..
Imagine starting out your life surrounded by so much love, respect, and a brand-new home - mortgage free!!!
Hehe,tru
@bb77077 they are very selfsufficient.. unlike your home
bb77077 It’s their culture that they’re happy with. Why shit on their home if they’re happy with it?
The ancient Hebrews built a home on the fathers's land for the bride and groom as well. Makes sense!
With our western mindset we will not be able to survive in those conditions for even a week either physically or psychologically. Everyone saying how amazing, well, talking about their society they're known to be very patriarchal and tribal. Men are still very authoritative towards women, kids have to bend to their parents in a submissive way, and their life is only based on work. We're too used to our freedom at the point to despise it, that's the problem.
I lived there on a mine site on the Gobi desert. Mongols were the sweetest, warm, down to earth people I have ever met. It was a great privilege to visit with them. I miss them greatly!
Awsome you said a mine site ' im from the 🇺🇸 and worked in the coal mines for 14 years ' a hard living but deff makes a man out of you '
not mongols! proper word is Mongolians
thank you :)
I live in Mongolia And i Like to Help people Much as i could
I don't know man, we got a lot of Mongolians where I play basketball and it seems 50/50 some are cool peoples and some like to start fights over beeswax
Tim S That is reality every country has their fair share of douchebags. We are no different but yes we do try to look the best we can. I love my country it has the thing in this world no other country has. Which is my memories of childhood 😂
This kind of marriage is getting extremely rare these days and you would see it in only countryside. Even I've been living in Mongolia for my entire existence, I have never attended such kinda wedding ceremony in my whole life. It feels like whole new experience for me. I am discovering my own culture via youtube even if I live in the very place this event took a place. ROFL
I have been guiding and organizing soft-adventure and cultural tours for 15 years. There are 2 things makes people love Mongolia. 1 is the open space and nature, the second is the hospitable nomadic community. I love my country. I have been traveling over 30 countries in 4 continents I but decided to stay in my home country.
can you tell why the western hat? is that something new in the 21st century?
@@rayjack that is new and people like fashion, you know
I am enamored with the Mongolian people and their ways of life. I feel a kinship that I’ve never experienced before. And yet, I am about as removed from them as one can possibly be. Perhaps in another life…? Much love, happiness and prosperity to the lovely couple. May their flocks be healthy and multiply. ✌🏻🥰😊
I am native american (navajo) and many of my people believe that we came from Mongolia and I can see the similarities such as their homes almost look like hogans, one of their main dishes is sheep, etc. I really hope one day to visit those part of the region's to not only see the beauty if their countries but to maybe reunite with where my ancestors used to live.
You welcome! I'm a mongolian and also noticed so many similarities between us, especially with navajo people. The tradition, facial features. We definitely share the genes. Greetings to all Navajo nation from Mongolia!
Im a Bosniak. Whereas you guys share a common siberian ancestor with Mongols and traveled east to the Americas, my Ancestors travelled from the Altai mountains in Mongolia to the west and ended up in eastern Europe. We are very different but we have a common mongolian/siberian ancestor if you really think about it
Your absolutely right. Mongolian are brave people.
@@b.8087 humans migrated from north asia to the americas thats why north asians and native americans look so similair
I’m Apache and my Aunty says the same thing!! 😆
God bless these good people. They organized a beautiful wedding for this fortunate young couple. Best wishes, long life.....
Imagine being a warrior back in the day and being wed like this, especially with your khan's blessing.
The feast and party must have been glorious.
I'm a Hazara from Afghanistan but feel Mongolian are my next half. I wish all the best for my brothers and sisters in Mongolia.
I hope you guys are safe there since taliban take over wish i could help ❤love from mongolia
I'm indigenous and my children are desendant of Admin Khan from Afghanistan he came to Australia as a camel driver, he told his grandson my husband that he wanted to take him back to Afghanistan and show him Mongolia cos they are desendant of Genghis Khan he didn't make it home his buried place would be in Wyndham north west Australia. My children are aboriginal Afghan and Mongolian mix and am a proud mother of four generations still living in Warmun East Kimberley northern Australia.
Loved it! The best part was the guy playing the string instrument and singing. The one they got as a gift was beautiful.
A handsome young couple, may they live long in health and prosparity and may their children be healthy.
@lavender fields That's how you compliment newlywed couples in most cultures, specially Asian.
@lavender fields Nope,I have been around people from other cultures plus I'm Asian. Also,I can read,have working eyes and ears and can use my brain to learn about history and other countries.
That's just what you say to newlywed and it is what was said in Europe too. It's still said in many European countries.
@lavender fields What are ya twelve ? Because that's how old you mentally appear by asking those questions.
@lavender fields Yeah,I am and you'r definitely twelve and there's no point arguing with a little kid.
@@cheezarose yeah I agree with you 😂 ,there's no point in arguing like that
Met and fell in love with a Mongolian woman here in Dallas. Drinking damaged her liver. She died. I loved her so much. The most beautiful woman I have ever known. 🌷💖💅👄
What a sad story man so sorry for you
No sound!
So sorry for your loss. May she RIP🥺❤️
We felt sorry for her.
Rip 😔 sorry dude
Честно: всё так душевно и по простому. Никаких не дешевых не дорогих пантов нет. А это я считаю высшая награда. Потому что простота лучшее качество человека.
Точно Простота хорошее Качество
How generous of the family to share this beautiful event with the world! A handsome young couple, I wish them all the best.
Seriously I love the simplicity and great culture this country represent. People are so social and sweet. What a life man seems heaven on the earth.
Very respectful they are giving to help the new couple begin their life together.
Not a horse or pony in sight !!
@@daka6900 this is countryside people
Anar Javkhlan pkmbhgf
Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan are must-gos for me. I will not die before I spend time in these countries.
Not to mention, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Altai Republic...
Henry Bowring-McDonough All these countries you mentioned have very very similar culture and traditions. Also very similar DNA and phenotypes.
you shouldn’t go to mongolia in the winter though, because of the pollution, but in the summer it would be nice
Batur Bilguun I see you everywhere
@@aonairskies Do you watch a lot of videos about Mongolia?
Too Nice I'm from Hazara Nation in Afghanistan and we are the son and daughter of those soldiers of Changiz Khan who remained in Afghanistan after Changiz Khan took Afghanistan.Same as our Tradition .Love from Your Hazara Brothers From Afghanistan ❤
Love you too fellow Hazar brother
Let's play pubg
😄😄😄
Sorry I'm Mongolian Changiz khan no Чингис хаан
Hello from Canada , native Americans are also ancient cousins of yours , the history of the nomad people from the steppe goes really far ! We have to keep the tradition of peace and respect to the earth ♥️
Амар-менд, монголчуд мини! Мана монгол сойл нанд хамгин энкр, хамгин сяяхн! Би Халимаг Дөрвөд залу. Мини монгол ахнр-дүүнр амуланг-өлзятя болтха! Мөнк Көк Тенгр цуг мана Хамаг Монгол Улсиг өршятхя!
Mongolchud chin hariu bichdeggue...
Oyrat Mongol Халимаг залуу чамд их баярлалаа.... Манай Монгол соёл үнэхээр Гоё соёл шүү үүнийгээ мартахгүй байх хэрэгтэй.... Спасибо Брат Калмык
Thank you for allowing me into your side of the world and your lovely home and family. Love from Orlando Florida USA.
Why did so many people comment about groom and bribe's facial expression. Wedding ceremony is different from your culture and that is all. Mongols assume the wedding is neutral thing. Dont be too happy, you may end up sobbing, dont be too sad, you may have a blessed partner in your life. That is why couple display neutral expression. As someone comments here like forced marriage, is he/she okay?
Maybe each of them are planning things in their head?
Mongolians are not the post expressive people
Thanks for providing the explanation behind the groom and the bride keeping a neutral face all throughout the ceremony. There is wisdom to it and will apply it my life. Cheers!
I've read same thing in many south asian wedding video. Western always keep asking if marriage is forced. They always think that all culture is like them or everyone should follow their way of things. In many Asina culture, laughing in your own wedding is not appreciated. We like to keep our face natural, neither sad nor too much happy. Even in some culture, if bride do not cry during wedding,people think she is happy to leave her parents house and childhood surrounding. Which make her family and friends sad, as they think it is a sign of she was not happy with her family.
Tbh, they are feeling a bit awkward because their parents planned the wedding and not them. All up in their head is to wait for these drunken guests to go home and leave them at comfort.
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony , Love to watch and I love 2 things in Ceremony Rich Culture and Respect of Elders
May this couple live forever and always be happy
Love from 🇵🇰
This is absolutely beautiful! I love how they come together for the couple and gave them more then just flowers or a ring. I wish the new couple many blessings and a long and loving life.
Beautiful to behold! So similar to traditional marriage among the Irima people in Nigeria💃💃💃💃😘😘😘
Bride is good woman, I can tell. She will be good wife, she is hard working and smart. And everybody is wishing them being hard working to built beautiful life together. How wonderful. ❤️🙏
That was a damn good wedding. Everybody dressed up looking good. Food, booze, tobacco with live music. Friends and family - it don't get better than that. Great traditions.
Can't agree more with you.
@@beanpaste2009 They probably wouldn't think much of western weddings, either - just a hunch. :-)
The video was very very satisfying. Human traditions have almost been the same every where. Respect the elders, respect the nature.
My heartiest respects to every citizen of Mongolia.
Мана аха ,ду Халун Мендэ ✋❤ с Хальмг Тангч республика Калмыкия . Уралан Цаган Халгта , Байн сян сяхн бятн.
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WAOOOO THIS PEOPLE BELIEVE A LOT IN THAT MARRIAGE ,THAT'S SO BEAUTIFUL, GOD BLESS TO ALL.
12:54 Love their traditional music. Hello, Mongolia! Greetings from Singapore!
Greetings from Singapore too!! @>
Here tooo lol
Hello fellow Singaporeans!
I wish to see it in my life time that all men live together as one family. Love from a Persian brother.
the moment we drew imaginary lines in the sand made it impossible to happen ...... I still hope for it
David Ran what a beautiful thing to say. I wish more people thought like you
you are a jewish who pretends to be a persian , no persian has the name david this is a jewish name .
Your dream will come true, one day in distant future but under one leadership. As long as governments exist there will never be unity among men because governments need crisis and wars to justify their existence. So we call them "necessary evil". Culturally almost every nation has the same aspiration to live in peace and raise their family.
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Amazing video, I learned few things about the culture. I am dating a Mongolian girl and I love her more than anything, I hope I can marry her some day.
She will stay with you forever.
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I hope you are both fortunate; if you marry I hope you will be deliriously happy for the rest of your lives.
Do you get married?
Any update? Bronze
A beautiful wedding with beautiful customs. What counts here is love of neighbor, respect of elders and the sense of a close knit community all the really important things money can not buy. I wish them a long and happy life together.
What beautiful people inside out! One of my best friends in Bible College was Mongolian and she was the absolute sweetest. I would love to visit and volunteer in Mongolia.
Welcome 🍅
God bless you❤
A wonderful traditional/cultural wedding.. Sending the best wishes to the new couple and the people of the country.. Love and Respect from the Pacific Islands..
Such a beautiful wedding filled with love.I have been researching my ancestors and tracing it back to hungarian and they say the mongols were Hungarian and also eastern european.When i heard them speal it sounds so much like slavic language
its called Hun inj european Hunnu in mognolian CXianghu in chinese u can pick the most u have like,but its same nomadic like these good people in video.
It's interesting to see a traditional wedding least influenced by modernization. Very simple wedding only involve the family members and close friends. No showing off just sharing happiness and blessings. Everyone was very involved and helpful really like a family affair.
I also love how quickly the family and friends decorated the ger given to the newly wed. They knew exactly what to put and where to put all those stuffs and it quickly transformed into a very warm home for the newly wed.
Мне очень интересен монгольский город. Молодцы хорошие тродиции , хорошие подарки молодым . Совет да любовь им. Привет с Чечни.
Интересен Монгольский народ а не город наверное
Спасибо чеченскому народу. Я из бурятии служил в эстонии был чеченец исраилов алик 1971 года 1989 осень 1991осень.с тех пор не знаю как сложилась жизнь этого прекрасного человека.
Чём-то традиция и язык пищи юрта похоже к Тюркоязычному народу. Кушает только мясо. Кумыс. Курт очень простой кочевный народ. 👍👍👍
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Счастья молодым, любим и уважаем Монгольский народ в России, помним добро и поддержку в тяжелые времена великой отечественной войны.
This is so beautiful. Thank you to the families for allowing this to be filmed. May the couple have a long happy life together.
Türkiyeden Mogolistana selamlar🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇲🇳🇲🇳
モンゴル好きだ~~~行ってみたい❤
男の人が低い声で静かに喋ってると日本人みたいだ
Younger woman are so beautiful in the video and the older ones are wise and calm ... You can feel the love and dedication in their family... No wonder why mongolians are so successful
The more videos I view on Mongolian lifestyles the more I want to travel there, the food looks amazing as well as their beautiful culture and the honest and genuine friendliness these people display amazes me, hopefully one day in the future I am able to experience all of this first hand, Amazing thankyou !!
Artger you are an amazing person!!!
The Cambodian people sends the very best wishes to all the people in Mongolia.Especially the newly wedded.....;))))
Very nice of you....... Nice to know there a good people. God bless You for the comment.
I just love local traditions like this ..Best wishes to the Mongolian NewlyWeds 🥳🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎎🇲🇳 .
with regards from the Philippines 😊🇵🇭
as a fellow herder, I really appreciate the worth of food in this ceremony, and the fire gratitude. Beautiful customs- thank you for sharing
Мощно берегите свои традиции вы уникальный народ! Вы предки нашей земли несущие баланс в нашем мире! Когда вы поёте земля матушка пребывает в любви и гармонии пойте больше! 👍🖐️😘🤝✌️
Үлкендерден бата алуы біздің қазақтардың салт-дәстүрыне ұқсайды екен, жастар бақытты болсын!!!
I love how a mother can freely breastfeed their children in front of a large group of people without even needing to hide or cover herself, we call this nomadic tribes as “primative, uneducated,” while women can’t even do this simple and crucial actions in our western cultures which is considered as “developed civilizations”
It’s not so cut and dry. Breasts in western society are mostly seen as sexual as media and our society has hyper sexualised every part of a woman’s body and therefore it creates controversy whereas in other societies men don’t view them that way so it’s not seen the same and accepted as for what it is just breastfeeding.
2476ana blame feminism darlin men naturaly dnt care about it..its women who subject women
@@idylledoll I see so its media that has sexualised breasts in the west and not women...its not women who go around showing off their cleavage...and using it to arouse and attract men. Its not women who pay tens of thousands of dollars to have breast enlargement surgery...its the media that is to blame...show some accountability and responsibility for your actions and choices.
@@idylledoll ... so basically, western society is laggin' behind.
Women only there in that crowd,
This goes to show the less you have the more you will be at peace with yourself. Those hats are beautiful. ❤️
Very nice to see such an amazing day of celebration in Mongolian way,, they have preserved their traditional rituals and are much happier than most modern day world.
How lovely! I love the way Mongolians keeping the traditional couture! So beautiful and sooo respectfully.
I love the Mongolian people. The Mongolian throat singing is beautiful!
That was so beautiful. I cried. It reminded me of our weddings in our culture. I am Dine. From the Navajo tribe. ❤️
genetically speaking, recent research has proven that the Dine are more related to the Siberians than other American Indian nations. Siberia and Mongolia are in the same region together so possibly some of those ancient traditions are still with you.
Beautiful and interesting. The elderly people are so cute. I miss my grandma. Every tradition is different. Interesting to watch.
My Respect to Mongolian people, wish them success🇰🇿
Success and prosperity to both our countries.
Mongolia no doubt is beautiful... It's like a paradise on earth🌎 I understood everything because everything was explained so well.. People r peaceful and peace loving❤️ and their love towards 🌿🍃 is Unpraisable
The music! That throat singing! Amazing.
ёстой ориг хөдөөний бичлэг байна даа! янзтай...
Can we marry like that
harin tehh iim surtei boldimuu bixh medku culture bna
@@mixvideos1975 haha nice picking up line 😆😆
Man it's beautiful , I could infer three things from this marriage about your culture 1. Your respect for" fire" 2. Importance of "tea" as it's extensively used in whole marriage and 3. Establishing of The tent/house/ yurt for the beginning of new life . It was awesome
I'm Mongolian. I'm so nervous like I'm doing my own wedding while watching this.
I feel that I have more in common with this wonderful and genuine people that with the western people's... I wish I was a Mongol...
What a generous and caring culture. I really dig these people, and the yurts are so beautiful and exotic.
no need worthy gold and money
nor heavy make-up simple marriage
n happy life love mongolia
from nepal......... 😃 🇳🇵❤️
I can see a lot of similarities between my culture (Tibetan) and their's..whoever influenced whom really doesn't matter coz it's wonderful to see how the border that separates us is also the border that brings two countries together peacefully .
Yeah mongolia religiously influenced from tibet before ww2
@@Fxckyall and mongols influenced tibet culture
@@Orgil. Like what?
@@Fxckyall Khoshut Khanate was located in Tibet but it was a Mongol khanate when the Oirat Mongols conquered Tibet in the 1600s.
thoroughly enjoyed the wedding. long live humans, fabulous cultures and traditions.
Watching the groom put on his dress reminds me very much of our Tibetan brothers putting on their chupa. We share so much commonalities with the Mongolian culture. Our brothers and sisters in spirit 💛
Nice to see people are still keeping their traditions alive
its a nice wedding .. love to see different tradition like this .. Godbless from philippines
Rio Aile
Hearth-Touching. Long live our Nation of Mongolia under ultimate power of the eternal blue sky.
I Swear I Am In Love With Mongolia, Mongols & Mongolian Culture Greetings From Your Fellow Kushitic Nomads In East Africa 🌍😍🐫🐴🐎⚔️🛡️🏹
@Нямаа нямаа Your Most Welcomed 🙏
Wow I'm also from east Africa I'm somali person and i have huge love for this country i wish i could go one day💜
@@jeonsammy1626 Am From Eritrea My Brother Those Mongols Are Not Too Different From Us They Are One Of The Few Peoples That Had No Involvement Whatsoever In Our Suffering As A Black Hamitic African People God Bless The Great Mongolian Empire Of The World 🌏⛺🐘🐫🐎🐴🏹
@@bustereagal3570 Thank you ❤️
I really loved this, learning and seeing a tradition that goes back thousands of years. And the main key in this is family, respect, and happiness. Just both families coming together being blessed by their elders who have probably been together with their spouses for many years and will let the younger ones begin their journey with well wishes and guidance.
Such a beautiful bride and new home! Love all the clothing everyone wore!
Wtf these people are often rich. Hundreds of sheeps, horses, goats and the beautiful natures damn peace mongolian Friends. Greetings from Colombia Bogota
Unfortunately, those beautiful places are being tampered by mining companies with so little or no profit to local people.
bxyhxyh yes I live in Mongolia and born there these companies is the thing that destroys Mongolia and Chinggis Khan will not be proud
@@bxyhxyh Lol All the size of mining not even reach 1% of land of Mongolia.
You can see the people are very rich in their hearts. Wealth is a subjective thing -
They are not rich infact meat are cheap there because there's more animals than human in Mongolia
I’m Lao. The elderly they feather and looks remind of my grandparents. Love all the Asia culture and traditions as well another too. Such a beautiful Mongolian wedding. ❤️👍
Best wedding I have seen beautiful family come together may god bless them all
Oh wow so everything is new, new couple, new house, new furnitures, new family to a couple that just got married, new dishes and everything wow
I am guessing that most of these rituals go back thousands of years. Some are obvious Buddhist with the scarves but most are Shamanistic. (Tengriism). Amazing. I notice among Mongolians that they are much more affectionate than other East Asians.
Yes
Harry McNicholas That’s only your opinion !
only your opinion
Mongolians are still very much reserved. However, Mongolians are down to earth and one of the few countries in Asia that keep the ancient traditions and customs of old. If that's your definition of affectionate. Then I guess they are. But things are always different between country folks and city slickers. And Mongolia is no exception.
Not toward the Chinese our history still goes way back and even today some old ones still don’t like Chinese
The people's facial features are exactly like Eskimo/Inuit. I am part Inuk, hello from Canada 😊 Blessings to the newlyweds & may you be happy
@Niso Stannard true! Also, the Inuit are descended from people's who came across the Bering land-bridge during the ice age, so they're probably related.
@@rkt7414 yes they are related
Of course! They are the Same people!! They are your cousins!!
Best regards from Indonesia
@Niso Stannard WTF?! Neither Mongols nor Inuit-Aleut peoples (a.k.a Eskimos) are Turkic.
This was so beautiful to watch - kiaora and good health to the married couple and their families from New Zealand
Very interesting culture I enjoyed watching this video very close community.. we have lots to learn from this.
Lawrence Blo we already did then we throw it away
Good comment... I concur....
This is so beautiful I can't stop crying
Why are you crying?
@@svs4305 so beautiful
What a handsome young couple. Thanks for the video.
A very beautiful traditional Mongolian wedding!!
Even in such a remote place.. With lack of development and facility.. These people are living their life to the fullest potential! Seen enjoying their life with great pleasure and tradition! Seen helping the new married couple to stand and start-up their married life! Great people of Mongolia! I sincerely respect the tradition and culture of these people..! God bless humanity! God bless his people!! God bless his kingdom..! Long live humans and humanities.. Thank you
The great god Tengri..The god of blue sky..may bless them with happy life and prosperity ..
kök tengri kut bersing
Are you indian.you tenri The God of Mongols and Turkic people Actually Lord Shiva
shiva and tengri are both false gods
The bride and the groom look so cute!!!
Thank you for sharing this with the world. I love the fact that the traditions are still being passed down today. Don't ever lose your culture, it is beautiful. PS. This wedding should be sponsored by IKEA and Nescafe. :)
Hi Man, I loved your videos, the culture, people, and foods, salam from Indonesia 😊
ARTGEN you are a genius! Thanks for making these videos! Respect from Kazakhstan
So lavish, colorful, and inviting. The respect and hospitality is the real kicker here! Such lovely folks.
Mongolian throat singing is extraordinarily difficult. The music resonates, no matter where it is from.
Wow this was so beautiful, the family is so lovely and kind giving the newlywed gifts for their wedding. God bless the beautiful couple
The Hazara people still called beri the Bride 👰 Ber......after 900 years still we have some connections to Mongolian
AFGHANISTAN'S HAZARAS AND MONGOLS ARE THE SAME PEOPLE AND BLOOD.
@@genapaisa2610 Interesting never knew
@@genapaisa2610 STFU, different people are different
Trophy Hunter you know they actually are right?
@@antoniax2102 those people are kazaks, not mongolians, dude.
actual Mongolians are eastern people.
I love that they keep their traditions alive. Thank you for sharing. =)
Beautiful! All the family and friends together helping the new couple get married and settled in their new life. I enjoyed the music. I wish I knew what
I was impressed when they feed the Fire three time . May the god bless them good health and wealth and healthy children .