Both the bride and groom will be brought to the place for "Siraman", called "cungkup" by the makeup person, accompanied by their parents and elders. As they walk towards the place for "Siraman" accompanied with traditional musical instruments; the "nablong", the bride will wear a batik sarong of Cirebonese style, namely the "Wadasan" cloth. Usually the color of the sarong is green which symbolizes fertility. Before "Siraman", the chest and back of the bride will be given scrubs and after which the makeup person will then invite the parents and elders to wash the bride alternately. Once completed, the water that is used to wash the bride will be given to young girls and boys who were present as a symbolic meaning that they should follow the examples of the bride and groom. This ceremony is called "Bendrong Sirat" where the water used for the "Siraman" are sprinkled to the young girls and boys who attended the event.