Jaggo (ਜਾਗੋ) is one of the most vibrant and energetic pre-wedding ceremonies in a Punjabi wedding. The word Jaggo means "Wake Up", symbolizing waking up the family, friends, and the entire community to celebrate the upcoming wedding. Traditionally, it is held one or two nights before the wedding. 🪔 A beautifully decorated gagar (earthen pot or brass vessel) with lamps or LED lights is carried on the head by a female family member, usually a mami or bua.

Sagan (ਸ਼ਗਨ) is an important Punjabi pre-wedding ceremony that marks the formal beginning of the wedding celebrations. It symbolizes the blessings, acceptance, and good wishes of both families for the bride and groom.

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A Punjabi Sikh wedding, known as Anand Karaj (ਅਨੰਦ ਕਾਰਜ), means "Ceremony of Bliss." It is a sacred religious ceremony performed in a Gurdwara in the presence of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji. The focus is on the couple's spiritual journey together rather than elaborate rituals. The ceremony emphasizes love, equality, mutual respect, and devotion to God.