A Hindu wedding long ago amounted to a performance filled with culture, religion and deep family values.
How would you assess a Hindu wedding performed in these times?
Hindu weddings are our passion. They are vibrant, colorful and exciting!
Non Alcohol, vegetarian food (7 Curry)
Chey-Kai – The Engagement Ceremony
Everyone Performs at the Sangeet
The Bride's Hands and Feet Are Adorned With Henna
Mehendi – The Dulahin's Seductive Body Art
Hardi Night – The Couple Prepares
Maticoor – Ladies' Night
The Bride Wears a Red Dress
The Groom's Arrival Is a Celebration in Itself
Baraat Milan/Agwani – A Father's Welcome
Parchay – A Mother's Welcome
Tilak/Dwar Puja – A Brother's Welcome
The Father of the Bride Gives Her Away - A Parents' Farewell (Kanya Daan)
Couple Weds Under a Mandap
A Fire Burns in the Center of the Mandap
Hindu Wedding Rituals Begin With a Prayer to Ganesha
Bride and Groom perform a Hawan
Lawa Hawan – The Dulahin as Head and Leader
Lawa Bhawar – Around the Sacred Fire
Asmarorhana – Stepping on the Stone
Exchanging of Marriage Vows – The Requests of the Dulahin
Exchanging of Marriage Vows – The Requests of the Dulaha
The Couple Exchanges Floral Garlands During the Jai Mala
Saptapadi – The Seven Steps
The Bride Is Adorned With a Necklace Called the Mangala Sutra
The Bride and Groom's Garments Are Tied Together
The Newlyweds Shower Each Other With Rice
Sindoor Daan – Is Applied to the Bride's Hair, The Symbol of a Married Woman
Aashirvaad/Viserjan and Kitchree – The Dulaha's Meal
The Couple's Sendoff Is an Emotional Vidaai Ceremony
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