The book presents a detailed study of the mechanisms, forms, and manifestations of the integration and transformation of cultural specificities in the everyday life and celebrations of mixed families between Bulgarians and immigrants from the Middle East and North Africa living in Bulgaria. The focus is on ethnocultural interaction in areas such as cooking, religion and festive customs, naming children, and language practices. The place of the foreign partner's homeland in the life of families is also analyzed—through travel, communication with relatives, and the real and symbolic transfer of ethnocultural specificities. The study is of interest to ethnologists, anthropologists, cultural studies scholars, historians, and sociologists, as well as anyone interested in intercultural interaction, mixed and transnational families, migration, and mobility.