Marriage in Lango is a clan-affiliated process, with strict exogamy rules ensuring individuals marry outside their clan. The bride-price, often including cattle or monetary contributions, is negotiated between clans, symbolizing unity and respect. Traditional wedding ceremonies, rich with dances like Okeme, reinforce clan bonds and community participation.

Clans appoint leaders such as the Awitong (Supreme Clan Chief) and Rwot (Chief) to oversee governance, mediate conflicts, and uphold cultural values. These leaders work under the Lango Cultural Foundation to preserve traditions and foster unity across the nine districts of Lango.