English: Attic Black-figure lekythos attributed to the Amasis Painter, ca. 550-530 BCE.

From the Metropolitan Museum of Art public domain images online - published with the following description: On the shoulder, women dancing between musicians playing flute and lyre On the body, wedding procession

This is the earliest and most complete known representation of an Attic wedding. The bridal couple with the best man behind them sit in a cart drawn by two donkeys. A mule cart with four guests follows. Other members of the procession are on foot. The woman in the lead holds two torches, indicating that the scene takes place at night. The procession heads toward the bridegroom's house where a woman, probably the mother of the groom, awaits. The architecture of the house is carefully indicated; the white columns of the porch may be painted wood.