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The purpose of this paper is to find out and analyze the meaning of semiotics and cultural values at digitalbased Javanese traditional wedding receptions (mass media). The type of research used in this study is the type of interpretive qualitative research, and in research using semiotic research methods, namely analytical methods to study the signs and meanings that exist in the object under study are based on facts in the field regarding the traditional Javanese wedding procession in Kebumen. Data is collected through textbooks, references that have something to do with this writing and documentation. Based on the results of the discussion, it is known that the Javanese traditional wedding procession in Kebumen has a very deep meaning for both the bride and the family. In this procession, it can be seen that men are more dominant in the household than women, and there is a myth as Roland Barthes said that myth exists but not necessarily the truth, and in this meeting procession the myth of Roland Barthes works that according to public belief Java, after carrying out this Javanese traditional wedding procession the two bride's households will get along harmoniously. But at this time for ordinary people, not a few who do not use this procession, because the creator of the event does not want to bother with all the requirements that exist to carry out this procession. However, there are still many people who advocate for traditional Javanese wedding receptions and not abandoning traditions that should be preserved, especially for people outside Java. Keywords—meaning of semiotics, cultural values, wedding reception, Javanese traditional, digital based

Understanding the Meaning of Semiotics and the Culture of Human Rights Culture in ICT-based Java Wedding Recipes: Digital-based Semiotics Study