It is traditional function of Knanaya catholic. Where the groom undergoes a ceremonial beautification, which includes a shave, haircut, a bath and dressed in new clothes, often followed by a blessing with paachoru ( a mix of rice and jaggery). This is joyous ceremony involves family participation and serves as a symbolic purification and grooming of the groom for this wedding day.

Arrival at the Church: The families arrive at the church to pledge for the upcoming marriage. Kaipidutham (Clasping of Hands): Paternal uncles of the bride and groom clasp hands and receive a blessing from the priest. Thali Tying: The sacred thali (a symbol of marriage) is tied with a seven-yarn thread. Nadavili (Shouting Nata, Nata): The traditional cry of "Nata, Nata" (meaning "come") is performed to signify the successful union. Reception and Blessings Reception: A reception is held in a hall to celebrate with friends and family. Koluvilakku: The mother of the groom presents a special marriage lamp, the Koluvilakku, which is lit at the reception. Blessing with Palm Leaf: The mother then makes a blessing sign on the couple's foreheads with a piece of the blessed Palm Sunday leaf dipped in paddy and water. Palum Pazhavum (Milk and Fruit): A symbol of unity, the couple shares milk and fruit from the same cup. Vazhupidutham: A final blessing gesture given to the couple.