Weddings in the 90s had very creative decorations and were filled with deep philosophical meanings. For example, this beautiful decoration of janur. This decoration will become a coveted item after the wedding party ends.

Almost all dishes or meals at a vintage wedding are homemade. There is no term for catering or buying ready-made. This includes traditional snacks like jenang or dodol that are currently being stirred.

When the wedding reception in the village is equipped with entertainment, the appearance of the stage is also simple. But it is enough to entertain guests and villagers.

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This is the culture or tradition of people in the past, where whenever there is a wedding, the neighbors will also help in cooking the wedding dishes. In the photo, it can be seen that the mothers are busy taking care of kitchen matters.

"Not only mothers, but also young people from the youth organization (karang taruna) also participate in the success of the wedding event."

The village located in the city may be able to enjoy PLN electricity or a generator set for wedding lighting. But those in remote villages can only rely on kerosene lamps.

Photographers in the past did not use fancy filters. The poses of the bride and groom were also standard, not flashy like nowadays. But it still becomes a beautiful memory.

This is a very striking difference. If nowadays the wedding ceremony is held in the morning, in the 90s the wedding ceremony was always held in the evening and watched by the whole village.