A Bengali wedding, known as “Biye”, is a vibrant, emotional, and culturally rich celebration. The bride wears a red Benarasi saree, adorned with shankha pola (white and red bangles) and alta on her feet. The groom wears a dhoti and kurta, along with a topor (traditional headgear). One of the most iconic moments is the Shubho Drishti, where the bride covers her face with betel leaves and slowly reveals it to the groom, exchanging their first glance amidst. The couple circles the sacred fire in a ritual called Saat Paak, symbolizing unity. The ceremony ends with the Sindoor Daan, where the groom applies vermillion in the bride’s hair parting — marking her as married. It’s not just a wedding — it’s poetry in motion, full of love, family, and tradition.