Traditional Hindu Wedding Ceremony Details with Cultural Rituals and Vibrant Illustrations

Anchal & Praveen will perform 4 circles around the fire. Each phera represents: Dharma (To lead a moral life) Artha (To lead a joyous and fruitful life) Kama (To lead a pleasant and productive life) Moksha (To lead life of compassion, kindness and grace that paves the way for eternal happiness)
At the completion of the last circle who ever sits first will rule the household.

Anchal & Praveen will take the seven steps to symbolize the beginning of their lifelong journey together. They will exchange vows with each step. To cherish each other in health, sickness, happiness and sorrow, To encourage each other’s hopes and comfort one another, To live joyously and support their marriage through its trials and triumphs, To work toward their dreams and share responsibilities, To speak and listen to one another openly, To love and provide for their children, To look toward the future with hope, open-mindedness and inspiration.

Praveen will place a black beaded necklace reflecting eternal respect & love around Anchal’s neck. He will then place sindoor (red powder) along the parting of Anchal’s hair to represent his promise to fulfill her every wish. The couple then exchange rings.
AKAND SAUBHAGYAVATI
Anchal’s mother and aunts will come & bless Parvi with well wishes for eternal married life, health, wealth, prosperity & Long life.

Couple will feed each other sweets
Blessings & Announcement of the couple.

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This intricately designed wedding ceremony card beautifully outlines the steps of a traditional Hindu wedding. It features vibrant illustrations of rituals like Mangal Phera, Saptapadi, and Ganesh Puja, symbolizing the spiritual and cultural richness of the event. The decorative borders, inspired by traditional Indian art, frame the detailed explanations of customs such as Kanya Aagman, Jai Mala, and Mangalsutra. This design not only serves as an invitation but also educates guests on the sacred significance of each ritual, making it perfect for celebrating a culturally immersive matrimonial union.
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The Wedding Ceremony of

Praveen & Anchal

November 23, 2025

Welcoming of the Groom

Praveen and his family are greeted by Parvi’s mom…

Ganesh Puja & Var Puja

The ceremony begins with a prayer to Lord Ganesh…

Kanya Aagman

Prior to Anchal’s arrival, a white curtain is placed…

Jai Mala

Anchal and Praveen will exchange garlands…

Hasta Milaap

Anchal’s parents will place Parvi’s hands into…

Granthibandhan & Agnipuja

To complete the union, a knot is tied…

Mangal Phera

Anchal & Praveen will perform 4 circles around the fire…

Saptapadi

Anchal & Praveen will take the seven steps to symbolize…

Mangalsutra, Sindoor & Rings

Praveen will place a black beaded necklace…

Akand Saubhagyavati

Anchal’s mother and aunts will come to bless Parvi…

Kansar Bhojan

Couple will feed each other sweets…

Blessings and Announcement of the Couple