Jaggo (or Jaago) is a lively Punjabi pre-wedding tradition meaning "wake up," where family and friends dance with decorated pots (kalash) lit by candles or lamps, singing folk songs to playfully "wake up" the neighborhood and invite them to the wedding festivities, symbolizing joyous celebration and energy before the main event. It's an informal, fun-filled night with dancing, traditional Punjabi music (dhol, tumbi), and sometimes mischievous songs, often involving decorated sticks (chaj) and costumes, happening a night or two before the wedding.

Unraveling the Sangeet Tradition: A Bride's Perspective ...Sangeet, meaning "sung together," primarily refers to a vibrant Indian pre-wedding celebration filled with music, singing, and dancing, uniting families in joy before the wedding. Traditionally a women-centric event with folk songs

Sikh wedding, called Anand Karaj ("Blissful Union"), is a sacred, spiritual ceremony centered around the Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh Holy Scripture), signifying the union of two souls in partnership, not just a legal contract, focusing on helping each other reach God