On the wedding day, the bride put on exquisite clothes, and her friends painted her hands and feet orange with a pigment called Hannah. Men in the bride tribe can dance the "Adha" spear dance. Side by side, with spears in their hands, they danced to the drums. A poet is singing a hymn. When the guests arrive, they will drive the sheep or bring money as gifts. At the end of the celebration, the bride rode a camel with a special saddle and set off for the groom's camp. A week after the wedding, the bride will visit her parents at home. She will bring a sheep, some rice, sugar and butter and tell her parents that she is doing well in her new home and has everything she needs.