In Samoa, it is customary at a wedding, the newlywed bride has to thank for the gifts of the groom with a 'Siapo' (Samoan 'tapa') in return. tapas served 'in Polynesia as generally Garment - particularly ornate decorated Tapabahnen chiefs on ceremonial occasions - as a sleeping mat and blanket, as the jewel of the hut as well as exchange and gift item. In New Caledonia (Melanesia) is wrapped gifts or valuable items in 'tapas' a, where symbolized 'Tapa' flag attached to a wooden rod as the welcome, knotted together brought peace or war. On the New Hebrides (Melanesia) showed 'Tapa' worn as a belt, embellished with red or black, the status of a person.
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