Later on, the bride and the groom go to the bride's father and brothers to give them gifts. In the afternoon, the bride's father gives the couple a number of sheep or a bull to congratulate his daughter. The bride puts on a beautiful new dress. When the bride appears, songs and dances and drumming begin. Sheep and similar presents to those which were given by the bride's father.
Lunch is served in the groom's house.
In the afternoon, the bride's family and a company of guests go to the groom's house to chew Qat, while males and the groom chew Qat in the bride's house. This is the only custom which is still held rigidly. This party is held a week after the marriage ceremony. The bride's mother distributes Qat, cake, sweets etc. The day is spent in drumming, singing and dancing.