Iversia at 21:33, 24 August 2012

2012-08-24T21:33:05Z

Iversia: Credited to Attrius.

2012-08-24T21:27:07Z

Credited to Attrius.

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The Omesea is a relatively modern ritual taking place over the course of a week, formulated for homosexual couples. In the first three days of the ritual is partying with the couple’s family and friends.

Beginning on Fespui, the couple invites their family, on Laipui, their most intimate friends, and on Jaspui the rest they wish to invite to their wedding. The fourth day is ended with celebrating and a wedding party, at which the couple give each other gifts, but do not exchange vows.

On the fifth day, the couple venture to a secret location of their choosing where they consummate their relationship. The three days following are spent with the couple being alone together, where they prove, in their own way, that each is the other’s world entire.

On Nerpui, with only the company of a government or religious official, the couple exchanges vows.

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-The Omesea is a relatively modern ritual taking place over the course of a week, formulated for homosexual couples. In the first three days of the ritual is partying with the couple’s family and friends.
+'''Omesea''' is a relatively modern ritual taking place over the course of a week, formulated for homosexual couples. In the first three days of the ritual is partying with the couple’s family and friends.
-Beginning on Fespui, the couple invites their family, on Laipui, their most intimate friends, and on Jaspui the rest they wish to invite to their wedding. The fourth day is ended with celebrating and a wedding party, at which the couple give each other gifts, but do not exchange vows.
+Beginning on [[Lexicon:Fespui|Fespui]], the couple invites their family, on [[Lexicon:Laipui|Laipui]], their most intimate friends, and on [[Lexicon:Jaspui|Jaspui]] the rest they wish to invite to their wedding. The fourth day is ended with celebrating and a wedding party, at which the couple give each other gifts, but do not exchange vows.
 On the fifth day, the couple venture to a secret location of their choosing where they consummate their relationship. The three days following are spent with the couple being alone together, where they prove, in their own way, that each is the other’s world entire.
-On Nerpui, with only the company of a government or religious official, the couple exchanges vows.
+On [[Lexicon:Nerpui|Nerpui]], with only the company of a government or religious official, the couple exchanges vows.
-{{#set:Summary=A marriage tradition created specifically for same sex couples.}}
+{{#set:Summary=A marriage tradition dedicated specifically to same sex couples.}}
 [[Category:Traditions]]

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Iversia at 21:33, 24 August 2012

Iversia: Credited to Attrius.