The Hindu wedding Haldi ceremony, also known as Pithi or Gaye Holud, is a pre-wedding ritual where a paste of turmeric (haldi), sandalwood, rosewater, and other auspicious ingredients is applied to the bride and groom. This ceremony is a joyous occasion celebrated with family and friends, signifying purification, good luck

A carnival-themed wedding party is a vibrant and fun celebration, incorporating elements of a traditional carnival into the wedding festivities

A sangeet is a vibrant pre-wedding celebration, particularly popular in North Indian and Punjabi weddings, focused on music and dance. It's a joyful event where both families come together to sing, dance, and enjoy each other's company before the wedding. The sangeet is a chance for the families to bond, with performances by relatives and friends, and often includes traditional songs and modern Bollywood-style dances.

In Hindu weddings, pheras, also known as saat phere or saptapadi, are the crucial ritual where the couple circles the sacred fire (Agni) seven times, making promises to each other. These vows symbolize their commitment to a shared life journey, encompassing duty, strength, prosperity, love, progeny, and a lifelong bond. The pheras are a central part of the wedding ceremony, signifying the completion of the marriage and the couple's pledge to build a life together.

A wedding reception is a celebratory event, typically held after the wedding ceremony, where the couple celebrates their union with family and friends. It's a chance for the newlyweds to mingle with guests, enjoy food and drinks, dance, and participate in various traditions. Common reception activities include the first dance, cake cutting, toasts, and speeches.