Weddings - Grooms Back Crosses

Assyrian Weddings

The Assyrians are an ancient people with a rich cultural history, and their wedding ceremonies are no exception. While contemporary Assyrian weddings may vary in their customs and traditions, they often incorporate elements that reflect the deep-rooted heritage of the Assyrian people.

In an Assyrian wedding, the groom plays a significant role in the celebration. Before the wedding day, the groom typically performs pre-wedding rituals and preparations. One important tradition is the “Khoba d’Malka,” which translates to “The King’s Seal.” This ceremony involves the groom’s family presenting him with symbolic items representing responsibility and commitment. It is a symbolic gesture signifying the groom’s readiness for marriage.

On the wedding day, the groom is traditionally adorned in elegant attire. The attire often includes a finely embroidered traditional Assyrian costume, reflecting the cultural richness and heritage of the Assyrian people. The groom may also wear a distinctive headdress, which can vary among Assyrian communities.

This collection brings together groom’s back crosses and brooches worn with traditional wedding attire, celebrating Assyrian culture, heritage, and the blend of tradition and modernity.