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Dear viewers, we are now at a Balkan wedding. This wedding is held in the tradition of the Balkans. We will follow it with you. The bride and groom have come to take the bride. We are watching. First of all, good luck. You are both very beautiful. We are at a wonderful wedding. Can we get to know our bride? Let's get to know. I have a wedding. Welcome. You are very beautiful. How does it feel to be a bride? It's very nice. Is it like the wedding you always dreamed of? Yes. We are at a traditional wedding. Can you tell us a little bit about these traditional weddings? We get together at the wedding. The groom dresses the bride. The bride dresses the groom. The groom dresses the groom. I think this gold is real. Can you tell us about your traditions? We have traditions. It starts from 4,000 euros. 20 pieces of gold, 2 bracelets. It depends on the place. If he doesn't give them, he can't get the girl. He gets it. It does not pass to others in other places. But it happens in our place. Can we get to know our groom? My name is Adem. I am the wife of the bride. We are very happy to see you at our wedding. My grandparents live in Turkey. Now they are here. They came to our wedding. We are very happy to see you here. As you can see, this is a traditional wedding. Our village is here. The villages in this area are traditional. It's good that you came. We are very happy too. You give the bride money and get the girl. Yes. They used to get the bride money first. There is no return. Now the groom gets the bride money. He gives it to his daughter. As I told you, we have a tradition. But it's all about the girl. It's all about the girl. With love, respect and conversation, I join your hands again. Good luck. Oops. Dear viewers, You see colorful scenes behind me. Today I am one of them. The wedding ceremony started at 12 o'clock after last night's wedding. Dishes started to be distributed. Music started to play. Drums started to play. The team ceremony will take place soon. Let's go to the wedding. The wedding ceremony started at 12 o'clock after last night's wedding. The team ceremony will take place soon. Dear viewers, There is an empty area for the wedding. Most of the weddings are held here. Dishes are being distributed right next to the wedding hall. We have a halva maker with us. Let's get to know him. I make halva for these weddings. Can you tell us about halva? Yes, I can. I can tell you about the contributions. For example, we buy dates. We buy dates from the market. We buy sugar. We buy dates from the market. I collect dates like a master. We make halva. Do you have a daughter? Did you get married? No, I have daughters. I have three children. Did you get married? Yes, I did. Did you make halva there? I didn't make halva. They ran away. They ran away? Yes, they ran away. They didn't call me. They ran away. So you couldn't eat their halva. We couldn't eat their halva. We ate the halva of Alem. We always eat halva from Alem. What do you usually serve at weddings? We serve... We hire a master. There is a Macedonian village called Iniva. We bring a master from there. He serves us soup first. We serve soup. We make compimaca. We give it to the bride. We cook it together. In the morning, we give beans to the bride. We give it to her. Potatoes, beans. Yes. You give halva on top of it. Yes, halva. We usually serve these. We also give fruit juice. Yes. I can't open it. Our dear viewers, this music will never stop until the evening. We will continue to watch such colorful and enjoyable scenes and reflect them on the screens for you. Yes, our dear viewers. Now let's listen to the orchestra. This is great. We would like to get to know our orchestra chief, who combines Balkan and Turkish music. Yes, I am Süleyman Yakup. We play Macedonian weddings here. Orchestra Bari Band and friends are here. We sing all the weddings here. Have you been doing this for many years? Yes, many years. Then we need to listen to the weddings from you. How is the custom, tradition and tradition of weddings here? Here, customs and traditions are played for two days. On New Year's Eve, tomorrow is the same. Our wedding continues for two days. Customs and traditions are given food. The bride and groom come here. The whole family comes here. They do their weddings together. How is the music culture? What do you usually play? Balkan music, Eastern Macedonian music, Turkish music. Are these preferred? Yes, Turkish music. Are there any songs that Turkish musicians want? Yes, there are. What do they want? There are wedding songs, Eastern Macedonian Balkan songs. We sing those. Eastern Macedonian Balkan song Can we get to know you a little? I am Mümin from Koşalı village. Were you born and raised here? Yes, I was born and raised here. Can you tell us a little about your village? As you can see, our village is a 140 square meter village. We do farming. We do a lot of farming. Are you married? Yes, I am married. Do you have children? Yes, I have three children. May God bless you. What do the children do here? How do they spend their days? Do they go to a Turkish class? The children go to a village school here. After 5 o'clock, they go to the town. Have you ever been to Turkey before? No, I haven't. Do you want to go? Yes, I think I have relatives. Where are your relatives? In Izmir. My daughter is in Çorlu, in the health district. Would you like to send a message to your relatives and Turkey? Greetings to Turkey. Especially to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Greetings to him. We see this man as a village. Maybe they don't want to hear this answer. But it seems to us. He helped us, thank God. We are happy. They paved our way. Especially greetings to TİKA. They made our water. What else can I say? Thank you very much. You are welcome. Come on. Yes, our dear viewers. Now the team ceremony, which is a very important place at weddings, begins. We said 50 euros and 1 gold. From the eldest grandfather of the groom. From the grandfather of the groom. Thank you. 50 euros from the grandfather of the bride. Thank you. Yes, our dear viewers. They tasted the grandfather and granddaughter of the bride. Let's get to know them a little. I am the grandfather of the bride. My name is Ahmet. You were born in this village. I was born in this village. I was born in 1953. There were no schools before. There were no schools. There were no roads. They paved the way. They brought our water to Turkey. Now they went to schools. Our children go to school. They went to work. They went to government work. They became employees. Congratulations on your wedding. You got your granddaughter married. How does it feel to get your granddaughter married? What could be better than this? This is the best feeling. I got my third granddaughter married. God bless you. You got them all married. You saw the weddings of the granddaughters. We saw it. There are still small granddaughters. Three years. I send my greetings to everyone in Turkey. To those who know me, to those who don't know me. I send my greetings to everyone in Turkey. Thank you very much. We are with a guest from Istanbul who came to the Balkans for the wedding. Let's get to know him a little. I am from this village. I live in Istanbul. I was 14 years old. We immigrated from this village to Istanbul. Now we came to my sister's son's wedding. You never left your village. Do you come here often? We come here every year. We have no problem. We have a visa problem. We can't come from Bulgaria, Greece. We can't come by car. Because of citizenship. That's our only problem. We can come by plane. You lived here until you were 14. Then you came to Turkey. What is the difference between living here and living in Turkey? It's better to live here. But there are many opportunities. For example, in Istanbul. It's better. But when I left here, there were 50-60 villages. Now there are 150 villages. There was no such crowd. Immigration stopped here. Turkey does not immigrate. In the past, 3-4 people immigrated to Turkey every year. But now there are no immigrants. Everyone is here. Turkey is our only homeland. But we can't leave here. This is the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans have been here for 550 years. They left us here. We continue to guard. Thank you very much. Thank you. Shall we get to know you a little? Let's meet. What's your name? It's hard to live here. Tell me about those difficulties. We are not in the factory. We are dealing with tobacco. We are always working. Once upon a time, there were wheat and barley. We used to grind it with our hands. We used to beat them with a horse. We used to take a stick. We used to write that dream. We used to run. We always worked like this. Didn't you ever come to Turkey? I went. I had three brothers there. My mother was there. She was 100 years old. Now she passed away. It's been a year or two. I went to Izmir. Was your mother here, in Turkey? She was here, but she emigrated. She stayed there for 40 years. She stayed in Turkey for 40 years. Did your brothers take care of your mother? My brothers took care of her. My father died here. He died when he was 63 years old. My mother lived until she was 105 years old. But she lived in Turkey for 40 years. Why didn't you want to go to Turkey? I couldn't go back then. I was sick. I thought I would get sick if I lived in Kirallar. I thought I would get bored. I couldn't go. Then the children grew up. I couldn't go. They didn't let me go. I didn't have a place to live. So I stayed here. I salute Turkey. Thank you very much. I am a happy Turk. Thank you very much. Thank you. I salute Turkey. Thank you very much. I salute Turkey. Let's go, let's go! Especially for my dear Kaynan! Come on Kaynan! Let's go! Yes, dear viewers, we are in Macedonia as the Little Caravan team this week. We were guests of a wedding with colorful stages from each other. We send our greetings from here, Macedonia, to the middle of the world, Konya Akşehir, to Büşra Bide, to Ali Bey. In addition, we also offer our thanks to the tour company, which learned by traveling, for sending us to such a colorful world and contributing to our program. Can I get your name? I'm Gülnaz, I live in this village. Now we have a wedding today, we came to the wedding. You had a wedding too, as I understand it, since this is the mother of a sweet child. How was your wedding? Was it colorful like this? It was like this, mine too. It's been three days, even my wedding. I mean, when it's voluntary, it's three days. Like this. Have you always been eyeing the beads like this in this village? Yes, colorful beads, I have all of them. Do you love your village? I love it, yes, it's beautiful. What are you doing here one day? One day, housework, children. Here we are working on tobacco. We go to the tobacco field. When we want to travel, we go to the town. So that's it. Would you like to send a message to Turkey? Of course, we love Turkey very much. We are waiting for everyone here. So let them see us here too. Let's see them, meet them. We can talk, everyone can come. Can we get to know you a little bit? My name is Sadie. I'm from here, I'm from Macedonia. You are in this village. Yes. You are the mother. Yes, I have three daughters. Oh, my God. I have three daughters too. God bless them. Amen, may God bless them all. So, have you ever been to Turkey? Yes, I have. Do you want your daughters to grow up here? Do you have a dream of growing up in Turkey? It doesn't matter. Yes, it's beautiful there, it's beautiful here. But we want to live here because we were born here. You want your daughters to live and grow up here. Yes. But it's beautiful in Turkey. It's a very beautiful place to live. I think people make the place they live in more beautiful, right? Yes. Anyway, it's more beautiful in Turkey. So, would you like to send a message to Turkey? Greetings to Turkey. Thank you very much. Your sister is already there. Yes. Greetings to her. Thank you very much. Thank you. We finished our wedding ceremony yesterday. Finally, the wedding is over today. It was a wedding. Good luck. First, how do you feel about our bride? I'm very happy. It was very good. It was very clean. It was very beautiful. It was a really great wedding. And you were a very beautiful bride. Thank you. What would you like to say? Dad, I have nothing to say. You are very excited, aren't you? Yes. Good luck. Let's see what the groom will say. Well, we are very happy to see you here again on this happy day. Everything is very beautiful. I hope your wedding will be as beautiful as your wedding. Amen. Thank you very much. Greetings to Turkey. We wish you happiness. Amen. Dear viewers, we witnessed a great wedding with you. We had a lot of fun yesterday. Today, with great music, we had a lot of fun. While the wedding continues, we will leave the wedding to discover new regions. We wish happiness to our bride and groom. Thank you very much. Thank you. Dear viewers, this week we called you from the village of Kocaeli in Radoviç with our colorful costumes. Hope to see you again next time. Stay with peace, love, peace and culture. Goodbye.