Luxurious Hindu Wedding Ritual Guide with Golden Peacocks and Vibrant Floral Illustrations

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LET US TAKE YOU THROUGH ALL THE RITUALS & CEREMONIES THAT WILL BE TAKING PLACE DURING THIS AUSPICIOUS WEDDING CEREMONY

The groom and his wedding brigade will dance their way to the wedding, impressing the crowd with their energetic dance moves! As the groom’s family dances their way inside, they will be warmly welcomed by the bride’s mother and the beautiful women from the bridal party, who will perform the Aarti (waving sacred flames) ceremony.
MILNI . Embracing of both families
The groom is warmly welcomed with a heartfelt prayer performed by the bride’s mother. The bride’s family then extends a warm welcome to the groom’s family, and the two families come together in a symbolic embrace, marking the union of their loved ones.
Shhh… The bridesmaids will attempt to sneakily steal the groom’s shoes while he’s seated in the Mandap. His shoes will be held for ransom, and he’ll have to dig deep into his pockets to get them back! Ouchhh!!!
GANESH PUJA Worshipping Lord Ganesh
The orumnocy begins with a “puja” (prayer) to Lord Ganesh, the remover of all ebitaclos de provider of good luck. Let the wedding commence!
MADHUPARKA Offering of the Necter
The groom will now enter the ‘Mandap,’ followed by the bride’s parents, who will cleanse his feet with honey and milk (a sacred and symbolic gesture) to purify him for his new life ahead.

Here comes the bride! Can you guess what color she’ll be wearing? A veil is placed in front of the groom as the bride walks down the aisle, building his anticipation to see her! She walks down the aisle, escorted by her maternal uncles.

JAI MALA – Exchanging of Garlands
The couple greet each other by exchanging flower garlands!
KANYADAAN & GANTH BANDHAN: Giving Away of the Bride and Tying of the Sacred Knot
In this sacred ritual, the bride’s parents place her right hand in the groom’s right hand, entrusting her happiness to him from this moment forward. The groom’s scarf is then tied to the bride’s sari, signifying the union of their souls
MANGAL PHERA: Circling around the Holy Fire
The couple will circle the sacred fire 4 times. Each round signifies one of the four basic human goals – Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. In the 4th round, they take turns to sit down first – it’s said that the first to be seated will rule the house! Who are your bets on?
SAPTAPADI The 7 Steps of Promise
The couple takes 7 steps together. Each step signifies a wow that they promise to uphold together.
(1) To grow together in strength (2) To nourish each other (3) To remain friends lifelong (4)’To be together forever
(5) To care for our children (6) To share our joys & sorrows (7) To pecicric our walth
MANGALSUTRA & BINDI – Lifelong Commitment
The groom will then apply “Sindoor” (red powder) along the bride’s parting of her hair, adorning her with a beautiful “Mangalsutra” (sacred necklace), reflecting his eternal respect and love for her!
AKHAND SAUBHAGYAVATI: Everlasting Married Life
Married ladies from the bride’s family bless the newlyweds for their serene and married life with blessings, wealth, prosperity, happiness, and peace. They share a whispered wish in the bride’s ear.
AASHIRWAAD: Good Luck and Blessings
The priest now declares the couple as husband and wife and showers them with blessings for a happy and prosperous life together.
JUST MARRIED
VIDAAI – Bride’s Farewell
This is an emotional farewell between the bride and her family and friends, as she begins her new life with the groom and his family. The couple will depart, carrying the very best wishes of all who witnessed their wedding.

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The Hindu Wedding Ceremony Guide

Baraat – Groom’s Parade
The groom and his wedding brigade will dance their way to the wedding, impressing the crowd with energetic dance moves!

Milni – Embracing of Both Families
The groom is warmly welcomed with a heartfelt prayer performed by the bride’s mother, marking the union of two families.

Ganesh Puja – Worshipping Lord Ganesh
The ceremony begins with a prayer to Lord Ganesh, the remover of all obstacles, to bless the couple’s new journey.

Kanya Aagman – Bridal Entry
The bride makes her grand entrance and is escorted to the Mandap, building anticipation for the ceremony.

Jai Mala – Exchanging of Garlands
The couple exchange garlands, symbolizing their acceptance of each other.

Kanyadaan & Ganth Bandhan – Giving Away of the Bride and Tying the Knot
The bride’s parents place her right hand in the groom’s and tie a sacred knot, signifying their union.

Mangal Phera – Circling Around the Holy Fire
The couple takes four sacred circles around the fire, symbolizing the goals of Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.

Saptapadi – The 7 Steps of Promise
The couple takes seven steps together, each signifying a vow to uphold together as partners in life.

Mangalsutra & Sindoor – Lifelong Commitment
The groom ties the sacred Mangalsutra around the bride’s neck and applies Sindoor, symbolizing their eternal bond.

Ashirwad – Good Luck and Blessings
The priest blesses the couple, wishing them prosperity, joy, and a happy married life.

Bidaai – Bride’s Farewell
An emotional moment where the bride bids farewell to her family, wishing blessings for a prosperous married life.