What is your advice for a girl who desires a religious wedding free from dancing and loud music, with her wish to play the Holy Quran instead of anasheed, and to avoid wearing the wedding ring, while fearing people will accuse her of turning the wedding into a somber occasion?

Islam has encouraged the announcement and publicizing of marriage. Hadiths have permitted playing the daff (tambourine) and singing good anasheed ( Taranum / chanting / melodic recitation), such as the hadith: "The distinction between what is lawful and unlawful is the daff and the voice in marriage." Also, the hadith of Ibn Abbas indicates the desirability of anasheed at weddings. As for reciting the Quran on this occasion, it is not required because it has not been mentioned in the Sunnah. Men and women must be separated at weddings due to the impermissibility of intermingling. Women are permitted to adorn themselves among themselves, provided that what must be covered is indeed covered.