In the Amdo region, male relatives from the husband’s side (in-laws) and from the bride’s side (uncles) are required to follow certain important wedding rules, or "guest vows", known as donjawa in the local dialect. On the wedding day, the bride's father, brothers, uncles, and men from the bride's father's tribe visit the groom's family as uncles. The bride’s family offers gifts, khatas, bowls, and cash to the uncles on this day. By tradition, the bride’s family has to give whatever the uncles want. The bride’s uncles also have different names such as "first guest", ma shang, and shang chong, etc. Every offering he receiveds also has a traditional meaning. This special guest process is detailed here in this speech.