Well, "egg flower" is a literal translation from a Malay word "bunga telur". Bunga is flower and telur is egg. This is a typical part of decoration and souvenir during a Malay wedding. This flower is put next to a dais and will be given to guests who attended a Malay wedding.On the third day of this year's Eid, my niece got married, and the theme colour for her wedding was purple, and hence the "egg flower" was in purple.The hard boiled chicken egg was wrapped in a small lace/net piece of cloth.
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Uh uh .. WMW, if no one is expected to eat them, and there's no way that those egg can be hatched and little chicks come out because there are just hard boiled eggs, what would happen next? O_o.. I shudder to think that those rotten eggs to be used as weapons for sling shots by some naughty little critters ... oopps I meant little creatures from 50th Dimensions.
Hi Tia, wow. Thank you for sharing such nice photo and culture. I've been to some Javanese weddings over here, but I guess they no longer practising the "injak telur" because I never seen such event in their weddings.
I do hope the egg is not a raw egg, but instead a hard boiled egg. LOL.
Once again, thank you for sharing such a nice photo and explanation. BTW .. I think I saw the egg.... hmmm ... nope. LOL.
Because it will be so heavy, and, we don't have to waste or eat it after that. It reminds me of Easter, when we had to eat all those eggs after it had decorated, pyuh, egg drunk.
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Hi Lucy, I'm glad to share some of my cultures with EC Members.
It is very interesting to learn about other customs, thank you for sharing with nocostros. .:)
Uh uh .. WMW, if no one is expected to eat them, and there's no way that those egg can be hatched and little chicks come out because there are just hard boiled eggs, what would happen next? O_o.. I shudder to think that those rotten eggs to be used as weapons for sling shots by some naughty little critters ... oopps I meant little creatures from 50th Dimensions.
Hi Tia, wow. Thank you for sharing such nice photo and culture. I've been to some Javanese weddings over here, but I guess they no longer practising the "injak telur" because I never seen such event in their weddings.
I do hope the egg is not a raw egg, but instead a hard boiled egg. LOL.
Once again, thank you for sharing such a nice photo and explanation. BTW .. I think I saw the egg.... hmmm ... nope. LOL.
Hahahaha Stephen, egg drunk! I want to see you when you're that egg drunk. LOL
Hehehe Stephen? Why plastic egg?
Hi Cheetah, I love to share my culture with everyone in here. :)
Hi Ahmad Ali Shah, you're more than welcome to visit and study it more carefully. :-)
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