At an Iranian wedding, the sofreh aghd is a ceremonial spread with items like a mirror, candles, and herbs for blessings. I found the ritual beautiful but terribly long and rigid—so much standing and precise order! It reminded me of our own Goan village church weddings, where the priest's homily feels endless while your only worry is the midday heat on the coconut trees. My susegad nature prefers our more laid-back celebrations, where someone inevitably whispers, "Kaay, let's just eat now.
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