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Yes, the Grand Egyptian Museum is officially open for visitors. Come and explore the world’s largest collection of Pharaonic treasures, from the majestic statues to the dazzling artifacts of ancient Egypt. Your unforgettable journey into history starts here.
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15% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation from the booking date up to 61 days before the start date of the trip
25% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation from 60 to 31 days before the start date of the trip
35% of the total cost of the trip, with cancellation 30 to 15 days before the start date of the trip
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Husband and wife are honored as the cornerstone of the family, the fundamental unit of society, on National Celebrate Your Marriage Day. Salute the beauty of their fidelity, sacrifice and joy in everyday married life - learn more about this World Marriage Day with us!
National Celebrate Your Marriage Day
World Wedding Day is celebrated every year on the second Sunday of February, very close to Valentine's Day, the most romantic date of the year.
For the world to witness that there are many happy and lasting marriages because you can learn to love, to take care of the relationship and communication, to manage the differences that any couple has, in short, that enjoying life as a couple is something that can be learned and achieved.
World Marriage Day
Yes, love for life is possible. It is a day of homage to spouses and marriage as a means of founding a family and bringing society together.
History
This idea of celebrating Marriage Day began in Louisiana, in 1982. A group of Marriage Encounter couples asked the mayor of the city, the Bishop, and the governor of the state to proclaim Valentine's Day as the Day “ We believe in Marriage ”. The event was a success, so the idea was presented to the US National Board of Worldwide Marriage Encounter, which accepted it for promotion.
The following year, in 1982, 43 governors officially proclaimed the Day, and the celebrations even reached US military bases in different countries. In 1983, the name was changed to "World Marriage Day", designating for its celebration the second Sunday of February each year.
Since then, all over the world, many couples celebrate this day in different ways, which aims to honor spouses as the fundamental basis of the family, which is, in turn, the basic unit of society, and pay tribute to fidelity. , sacrifice, and joy in your daily married life.
Learn the secret of wearing a "WEDDING RING" on the left hand
Among all the women's and men's accessories, the wedding ring was chosen to bear an emotional and perhaps an eternal symbol, and it brings together two parties to announce their stay together until the end and expresses the most sacred and human relationship throughout history, which is "marriage", but have you ever thought about the reason for choosing a wedding ring? Where did the idea come from, and what is its significance? Or is it random to be passed down through generations?
The first to use the ring or the circular ring as it was called, as a symbol of marriage or to express the bond of two people together for life, at least 6000 years ago - according to what was published by the "Business Insider" site. And rings were made of reeds or branches of the papyrus plant, and were transmitted by ancient cultures from the Egyptian civilization.
According to the Roman historian, Abian al-Iskandar, wearing a wedding ring on the ring finger, specifically with the left hand, was due to the Egyptians ’belief at that time that there was a tendon on this finger that reaches directly to the heart because it is the center of emotions.
Even though arranged marriages are no longer the rule, they are still common in Egyptian weddings. After the permission of both families, a marriage agreement is formed. The marriage agreement is made up of two parts, the mahr, and the shabka, where the groom has to bring two gifts to the girl’s family.
The “mahr” is a sum of money that a groom-to-be pays to the girl’s family, while the “shabka” is a tradition where the groom gives his wife-to-be jewelry. A day or two days before the wedding, the Egyptian women have a henna party for the bride with her friends and female cousins. This night is typically themed, with the majority of the girls dressed in belly-dancing outfits.
The Egyptian marriage ceremony begins with a car parade with flowers and ribbons and wedding decorations. When the bride and groom arrive at the hotel, they are greeted by another human parade of belly dancers and drummers known as a "Zaffa."
