The Haldi ceremony is one of the most joyful and colorful pre-wedding rituals in a traditional Indian wedding. It holds deep cultural and emotional significance and is celebrated with laughter, music, and blessings. The Haldi ceremony is performed to bless the bride and groom before their wedding. A paste made primarily of turmeric (haldi), sandalwood, and rosewater or milk is applied to their skin. Turmeric is considered auspicious in Indian culture—it purifies, protects from evil eyes, and brings a natural glow to the skin before the wedding day.

3-Dec-2025 In Evening in our residency we have some rituals (like Ganesh Puja, Magar mati) in this rituals family member went to temple do some puja and bring some soil from their and make devkundi (clay pot) and do puja. After this we have grand sangeet event.

The wedding day in a traditional Indian marriage is a grand and sacred celebration filled with customs, colors, and emotions. The day begins with the Groom’s Sehra Bandi, where his family ties a decorative turban and sehra (veil) on him before the Baraat—a joyous procession with music and dance as he arrives at the venue. The Bride’s family welcomes the Groom with an Aarti and Milni ceremony. The couple then exchanges garlands in the Jaimala, symbolizing acceptance. The main ritual, the Saat Phere (Seven Vows) around the sacred fire, binds them for life under the guidance of a priest. This is followed by Sindoor Daan and Mangalsutra tying, marking the bride as married. Post rituals include Kanyadaan, where the bride’s parents give her away, and finally, the emotional Vidaai, where the bride departs with the groom, signifying the start of their new journey together.

An enchanting evening awaits as we celebrate the union of two hearts. Surrounded by laughter, music, and shimmering lights, our loved ones will come together to bless the newlyweds and share in their joy. Let’s raise a toast to love, laughter, and happily ever after — with soulful melodies, delicious feasts, and unforgettable memories under the stars.

A sacred ceremony dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the Satyanarayan Puja marks the beginning of a new journey with divine blessings. Surrounded by family and friends, we come together in prayer and gratitude — seeking prosperity, peace, and happiness in the lives of the newlyweds. May the Lord’s grace guide this union with truth, harmony, and everlasting joy.