Gelbis
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Gelbis is a part of Somali wedding celebrations.[1] the bride and the groom are taken to the streets, especially on horses or on cars with people singing and dancing in happy moods. Gelbis happens at night when the wedding is over and before the bride and the groom and their family dance and eat with each other. It mainly takes about at least two hours for Gelbis to finish and for the bride and groom to be brought to the house of the groom.
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[edit]- ^ Webb, Lois Sinaiko; Cardella, Lindsay Grace; Jacob, Jeanne (2018-09-14). International Cookbook of Life-Cycle Celebrations. Bloomsbury Publishing USA. ISBN 978-1-61069-016-4.
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