foto: Instagram/@thariqhalilintar
Brilio.net - Tariq Halilintar and Aaliyah Massaid officially married on Friday (26/7), at the Raffles Hotel, Kuningan, South Jakarta. The marriage contract which was held on Friday morning was carried out carrying out Javanese customs which are sacred and full of meaning. The marriage contract procession went smoothly with Tariq saying the sentence of consent in one breath.
This man who was born in Brunei Darussalam married Aaliyah with a dowry in the form of IDR 26,072,024. Even though it sounded smooth, Tariq revealed that he felt very nervous before the procession started. The reason is Aaliyah's long name, which she must memorize well. In a press conference after the wedding ceremony, Tariq talked about his nervousness.
photo: Instagram/@thariqhalilintar
"Honestly, I was really nervous because your name is quite long. But thank God (it went smoothly)," said Tariq, Atta Halilintar's younger brother, to the media crew, reported by brilio.net on Saturday (27/7).
He also added how he was trying to memorize Aaliyah's name. Apparently Gen Halilintar's second child memorized his wife's name overnight.
photo: Instagram/@thariqhalilintar
"I memorized it last night. I didn't memorize it, because it must have been incredibly exciting at the table (wedding contract), yes. One commitment for all time. In this world and even the afterlife, it really feels like it, huh, sesek," said Thariq to the media crew.
Tariq even wrote Aaliyah's long name complete with binti on his cellphone notepad and made it into wallpaper to make the memorization process easier. In an Instagram Story upload, Tariq shared his tips.
photo: Instagram/@thariqhalilintar
" A memorization tip, " he wrote in an Instagram Story, accompanied by a screenshot of the note which read Aaliyah's full name: Aaliyah Annisa Zeffar Massaid Binti Raden Pandji Chandra Pratomo Samiadji Massaid.
Seeing that Aaliyah's full name was very long, Tariq still managed to say the vows with just one breath. This effort proves Tariq's seriousness and commitment in living this sacred moment.
(brl/mal)
