• Guyanese Love: The Changing Landscape of Relationships & Marriage Traditions

  • Sep 7 2023
  • Length: 33 mins
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Guyanese Love: The Changing Landscape of Relationships & Marriage Traditions

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    Welcome to another captivating episode of "GYaff" where hosts Sherida and Afia take you on a journey into the enchanting realm of Guyanese relationships and marriage traditions. In this episode, we'll navigate the dating landscape of Guyana and beyond, gaining insights from individuals of various ages who share their perspectives on Guyanese relationships and age-old customs. Together, we'll uncover unique societal and cultural influences that impact Guyanese relationships, weddings, and marriages. From the timeless Amerindian ceremonies to the vibrant Hindu weddings and the lively Afro-Guyanese Kwe-Kwes, we'll paint a vivid picture of these traditions. Whether you're in a relationship or just curious about different customs, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of Guyana's rich history of love and commitment.

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