Pink and Red Floral Hindu Wedding Ritual Guide with Golden Frames and Couple Illustration in it

Groom, his family & friends parade to the ceremony site, while showing off their dance moves & merrymaking!

Groom is welcomed with a short prayer performed by Bride’s mother. The Bride’s family welcomes the Groom’s family – the families embrace each other!
3. Ganesh Puja
The ceremony begins with a “puja” (prayer) to Lord Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles & provider of good luck.
4. Kanya Daan
Bride makes her grand entrance & is escorted down the aisle to meet Groom at the Mandap.

Bride & Groom exchange flower garlands to signify their choice of one another.

Bride’s parents give away their daughter by placing her right hand into Groom’s right hand, entrusting Groom to care for a protect her. Groom’s scarf is tied to Bride. This signifies their marital bond.

The sacred fire signifies purity & a source of universal energy. Bride & Groom complete four “pheras” (circles). The four basic goals of human life are Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha

Groom & Bride take seven steps together. Each step signifies a vow that they promise to uphold together.
9. Mangal Sutra & Sindoor
Groom ties a “mangal sutra” (sacred necklace) around bride’s neck & applies “sindoor” (red powder) in the parting of her hair to symbolize his commitment to her.

The newlyweds seek the blessings of their parents & are showered with rice & flowers!

Bride’s family bids her farewell among tears of joy & sadness. She throws a fistful of rice behind her shoulder wishing for good health, wealth, happiness & prosperity.

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A beautifully crafted guide to the Hindu wedding ceremony, featuring golden pillars, intricate floral borders, and a centerpiece portrait of the couple in traditional attire. This ceremonial guide elegantly outlines the sacred rituals, including the Baraat, Kanyadaan, and Saptapadi, with detailed illustrations and clear descriptions. The rich gold and vibrant pink hues create a sense of grandeur and cultural pride, making it an ideal keepsake for families and guests. Designed to honor tradition while adding a sophisticated touch, this guide is perfect for elevating any wedding celebration.
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THE HINDU WEDDING GUIDE FOR

THE CEREMONY OF MATRIMONY
Linkan & Ankita
NOVEMBER 27TH, 2025
1. Baraat

Groom, his family & friends parade to the

ceremony site, while showing off their dance

moves & merrymaking!
2. Milni

Groom is welcomed with a short prayer

performed by Bride’s mother. The Bride’s

family welcomes the Groom’s family – the

families embrace each other!
3. Ganesh Puja

The ceremony begins with a ‘puja’ (prayer)

to Lord Ganesha, the remover of all

obstacles & provider of good luck.
4. Kanya Aagman

Bride makes her grand entrance & is escorted

down the aisle to meet Groom at the Mandap.
5. Jai Mala

Bride & Groom exchange flower garlands to

signify their choice of one another.
6. Kanya Daan

Bride’s parents give away their daughter by

placing her right hand into Groom’s right hand,

entrusting Groom to care for & protect her.

Groom’s scarf is tied to Bride.

This signifies their marital bond.
7. Agni Phera

The sacred fire signifies purity & a source

of universal energy. Bride & Groom complete

four ‘pheras’ (circles). The four basic goals

of human life are Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha.
8. Saptapadi

Groom & Bride take seven steps

together. Each step signifies a vow

that they promise to uphold together.
9. Mangal Sutra

& Sindoor

Groom ties a ‘mangal sutra’

(sacred necklace) around bride’s neck,

& applies ‘sindoor’ (red powder) in the

parting of her hair to symbolize his

commitment to her.
10. Aashirwad

The newlyweds seek the blessings

of their parents & are showered with rice

& flowers!
11. Bidaai

Bride’s family bids her farewell among

tears of joy & sadness. She throws a fistful

of rice behind her shoulder wishing for

good health, wealth, happiness & prosperity.