The **Haldi ceremony** is a joyful pre-wedding ritual in Indian culture, where a paste made from **turmeric (haldi), sandalwood, and rosewater** is applied to the bride and groom’s face and body by family and friends. Turmeric is known for its **purifying and beautifying properties**, symbolizing blessings, protection from evil, and a fresh start. The ceremony is usually held a day or two before the wedding, accompanied by music, laughter, and playful moments. It’s a vibrant, intimate event that brings loved ones together in celebration.

Fun, dance and games by the Pool

The **Sangeet** is a lively pre-wedding celebration in Indian weddings, focused on **music, dance, and joy**. Traditionally held the night before the wedding, it's when both families come together to perform choreographed dances, sing songs, and celebrate the upcoming union. It symbolizes happiness, bonding, and the blending of two families. The event is full of colorful outfits, energetic performances, and festive décor, often with a mix of traditional and modern music. It’s a night of fun, laughter, and shared excitement before the big day.

Fun dance continuous music with relatives and friends

Vows will be taken under the presence of priest with rituals and chants around the fire for next 7 lives