- Didâr (to meet)
- Khâstegâri (asking for her)
- Baleh-Borân (negotiations)
- Mahriyeh (alimony)
- Nâmzadi (getting engaged)
- Shirbahâ (the value of milk)
- Jaheeziyeh (preparing for an independent life – the dowry)
- Nâmzad-bâzi (engagement flirtation)
- Sâghdoosh (best man and matron of honor)
- Kharid (shopping)
- Jahâz-barân (carrying of jaheeziyeh)
- Aghd, Peymân-e-zanâshoee (exchange of vows)
- Sofreh-ye aghd (the setting)
- Âyeeneh-e-aghd (the mirror of aghd)
- Lâleh (the lamp)
- Khoncheh (the tray)
- Shirini (sweets)
- Sangak (bread)
- Nân-o-panir-o-sabzi (bread, cheese and herbs)
- Tokhm-e-morgh (eggs)
- Bâdâm-o-gerdoo (almonds and walnuts)
- Asal (honey)
- Kallehghand (sugar loaf/sugar cone)
- Gol (flowers)
- Golâb-o-golâbdân (rosewater and its container)
- Soozan-o-nakh (needle and thread)
- Manghal (coal brazier)
- Hafez Book of Poetry or the Religious Book and Prayer Set
- The seating arrangements of the bride and groom
- Lebâs-e-aroosi (wedding clothing)
- Aghd ceremony (exchange of vows)
- Jashn-e-aroosi (wedding reception)
- Mobârak-bâd (the song)
- Aroos Bordan (the wedding motorcade)
- Dast be dast dâdan (joining of the hands)
- Hejleh (the room)
- Pâtakhti (day after wedding), Mâh-e-asal (the honeymoon)
- Pâgoshâ (the new life)
- Chronology
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