Traditions are the source of wealth showing the history of a society, its inner world and its view of life. Nomads present one of the most remarkable examples that can be discussed within the direction of these thoughts. The Nomads, a closed society, has managed to continue many traditions despite centuries passed. Tahtacılar, a branch of the Nomads, have not married off their girls out of their groups and tribes. Within this context, in this study, the tradition of marrying off has been examined concerning the film “Hasan Boğuldu”. The story, telling a myth that takes place in the foothill of Mount Ida, mentions the story of Emine and Hasan's tragic love. Due to the tradition of not marrying off girls to anyone except tribe in nomadic culture, the daughter of tribe Emine can be married to Hasan from the plain on condition that he accomplishes a difficult test, but Hasan cannot pass this test and the tragic story ends with the death of both. Evaluating one of the traditions of marriage through this striking story is the main starting point of the study.