Po Fakalelea Mali 'o Lute Mapapalangi mo Kepu Palometa

Po Fakalelea Mali 'o Lute Mapapalangi mo Kepu Palometa. Fetu'upongipongi Church Hall, Sydney Australia. 7th September 2017. Filmed by Eliesa Puna.

[@Kylieleon]

This is a pre-wedding celebration...it's like the official welcoming of the Bride and Groom by both families...and hyping up the mood for the big day. Tongan Weddings are all about celebrating each others' families and where they hail from. So the more cakes and food the better and it can be a competition between both families who has the most...lol. It's all for good fun.

[@oiaiofoster4775]

Just sounds like It's the 2 families weddings instead of the actual couple. At the end of the day, the young couple didn't really benefit from it.

[@maniitincity4649]

Kuo ngalo ape sii fuu maka ko Mafikaunanga hhh ofa atu Kefu koe hingoa o Mango

[@tongatapu3385]

OIAI'O Foster if the two families benefit from it then the couple benefit too. For Tongans family is absolutely everything don’t expect you to understand coz your culture is different lol

[@nunyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

@@oiaiofoster4775 kinda do tbh it’s also for the families to gift each other with gifts and for them to get a closer bond before the official night

[@imelwahid8885]

🇲🇨

[@apikalisenileba5404]

what is the name of the 1st song?

[@villanzomega268]

Kapapulu ataa

[@ProductiveChi]

Never seen so many cakes all at once 😲

[@poasilauteau9276]

Tse me to alislad

[@kirijones3778]

fascinating watch...umm but im kinda thinking like a palagi..cos that cholestral must be killing them. its crazy..should be putting down some vegetables. But yeah algud...cultural thing I get it

[@eddyngaue6495]

As an islander everything you mentioned rings true. Eating is part of the culture.

[@iamlegend637]

It's a competition between the two families to see who bring the most 😂😂😂😂 islander problems. You're 100% right though.

[@joeyrasake7146]

Kefu not Kepu

[@sulesacullen466]

Joey Rasak e