hajtóút
Hajtóút, also known as "hajtás" or "hajtásút" in Hungarian, refers to a traditional Hungarian folk custom involving the ceremonial departure of a bride from her parents' home on the day of her wedding. This practice is deeply rooted in Hungarian rural traditions and is often associated with the bride's final farewell to her family before beginning her new life with her spouse.
The ritual typically takes place in the morning before the wedding ceremony. The bride, adorned in her
Hajtóút is not only a symbolic farewell but also a celebration of the bride's future. It reflects
Today, hajtóút continues to be observed in many Hungarian communities, though its form may have evolved to