The two Lachè (old expression for servant) give the feast its name and they have paradoxically the main role in the performance. Lachè's joyful and lively dance may be a grotesque caricature of squires and rulers and their high hats covered of flowers suggest the idea of authority and power by reminding bishop mitres. They perform no-stop little jumps towards the Bride, whom they can never reach. But the most significant elements confirming the ritual value of the whole performance are its bright colours, flowers, polychrome ribbons which visually underline the joyful liveliness of this ancestral tradition.