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Gutwikurura is one of the most significant and revered ceremonies in Rwandan culture. It holds profound importance in the life of a bride, her family, and the family of her groom.
Gutwikurura ni umuhango w’ingenzi cyane mu muco nyarwanda, kandi ufite akamaro kadasanzwe mu buzima bw’umugeni, umuryango we, ndetse n’umuryango w’umugabo we.
The Umuhuro ceremony is traditionally held at the bride’s home, often on the eve of her wedding or departure to her new household.
