A Goan Catholic wedding is a vibrant and meaningful celebration that blends Catholic traditions with Goan culture. The day typically begins with the Nuptial Mass in a beautifully decorated church, where the couple exchanges vows and receives blessings. The bride often wears a white gown, and the groom dons a suit or tuxedo. After the church ceremony, guests proceed to a lively reception, featuring music, dancing, and plenty of Goan delicacies like sorpotel, sannas, and bebinca. The reception often starts with a toast to the couple, followed by cutting the wedding cake. The couple's first dance is a highlight, symbolizing their new journey together. Goan weddings are known for their cheerful atmosphere, with traditional music like mandos and vibrant Konkani songs. Guests are entertained with games, speeches, and lots of dancing. The evening concludes with heartfelt blessings for the couple and a joyous send-off, making it a memorable event for everyone.