Lagan Lekhan is a traditional ceremony where the wedding invitation is written with a peacock-feathered pen, offered to God for blessings, and then shared with relatives and friends. It marks the beginning of wedding celebrations, symbolizing faith, family unity, and love, with close relatives gathering to share joy and blessings.

Haldi Ceremony – A Splash of Joy & Blessings The Haldi ceremony is a vibrant pre-wedding ritual where turmeric, sandalwood, and rosewater are applied to the bride and groom. This age-old tradition purifies, protects, and blesses the couple while giving them a radiant glow for their big day. 💛 The Celebration Families, friends, and Guests apply haldi with laughter and love. Playful splashes, music, dhol beats, and dancing fill the air. Decor with marigolds, golden drapes, and traditional charm. Ends with heartfelt blessings for a happy new beginning. 🎥 Highlights Candid photography, cinematic videography, delicious food, and endless memories make this ceremony truly unforgettable!

1. Varghodo: The groom arrives in a big procession with music and dance. 2. Ponkvu: The bride’s mother greets the groom with sweets in a fun way. 3. Jaimala: The bride and groom put flower garlands on each other. 4. Kanyadaan: The bride’s parents give her hand to the groom. 5. Hasta Melap: The bride’s saree and groom’s shawl are tied together. 6. Mangal Pheras: The couple walks around the holy fire, making promises for their life together. 7. Saptapadi: They take seven steps, each with a promise of love and support. 8. Sindoor: The groom puts red powder in the bride’s hair parting, showing she is now married. 9. Vidai: The bride leaves her parents’ home to start her new life with the groom’s family. Throughout the celebration, guests will enjoy traditional food, live music, dance, and fun activities, making it a joyful and unforgettable event.