Kazak wedding custom songs. The married man went to the woman's house, and the man, a good singer, went to the carpet where the bride was, opened a corner of the carpet and sang the song "Gail" in the comfort song (adding "Gail" as a homonym at the end of the sentence).
Encourage the bride: "I sing a Gaelic song, sister, listen to me;" May Hu Da give you kindness when you get married. " At the end of the song, all the people standing by the door listening to the song put their hands on their chests and blessed them in unison.
Singers must be quick-thinking, good at rhetoric and able to improvise. After singing some Gaelic songs, they sang with the women who accompanied the bride, making the wedding atmosphere lively and warm.
Women can sing "Gail" or "Bikram" (that is, beautiful girls). If one party loses in the duet, it is necessary to give towels, handkerchiefs, kerchiefs and other things to the other party, and the man should also give some owl feathers. In some areas, when married young people saw that their side was singing "Gaal" to win, they took the carpet on the top of the bride's felt room unprepared and strutted away.
People in the bride's village are always on their guard. If they are found, they will chase them and take back the original. People who sing encouragement songs like this will lose, and they will be pushed under the yurt. Women can ridicule at will, but boys can only parry and have no right to resist.