This research paper investigates the Anatolian marriage traditions and customs from the perspective of the video art form. It also examines the Anatolian cultural rules and customs that include the married couples' actual stories in the video project's formation. In the context of related works, it highlights the superstitions, practices, and their symbolisms. It also analyses animation with live video footage (mix and match) to develop new visual language and storytelling. Simultaneously, this research aims to make the audience question the dramatic and humorous social influences through the stories told and video recordings.

Keywords: Marriage Customs, Anatolian Marriages, Criticism of Culture, Black Humour, Satirical Animation.