**Shahi Khana** marks the official beginning of our wedding celebrations, where all guests are greeted with warmth and hospitality. This special lunch is served in a traditional Rajasthani style, featuring delicious dishes like Dal Bati, Churma, and other regional delicacies. The significance of this meal lies in its tradition, symbolizing the start of the joyous occasion and extending a heartfelt welcome to everyone present. It’s a moment to connect, celebrate, and honor the cultural richness we are proud to share. The vibrant colors, aromas, and flavors will not only tantalize your taste buds but also immerse you in the spirit of the event. As the first official gathering, it brings our loved ones together, creating lasting memories and setting the stage for the exciting festivities that follow.

**Sangeet** is an evening of joy and celebration, where both families come together to honor the upcoming union with dance, music, and laughter. It's a vibrant pre-wedding event filled with lively performances, from traditional songs to Bollywood hits, as friends and family showcase their dance moves. The Sangeet symbolizes the blending of two families, sharing in the excitement and happiness of the couple’s journey. Along with energetic dances, guests are treated to delicious food and drinks, adding to the festive atmosphere. The night often features choreographed group performances, heartfelt speeches, and impromptu dances, making it a truly personal and unforgettable experience. It’s a joyous occasion, full of energy and love, that sets the festive tone for the days to come and leaves everyone in high spirits.

**Haldi** is a traditional pre-wedding ceremony filled with love, laughter, and color. In this ritual, a paste made of turmeric, sandalwood, and other ingredients is applied to the bride and groom by family and friends. The Haldi paste is believed to bless the couple with good fortune, purify them, and add a glowing radiance to their skin before the big day. This joyful event is often accompanied by music, playful moments, and the warmth of family. The vibrant yellow of the Haldi signifies happiness, prosperity, and the auspicious start of the wedding festivities.

The **Reception** is a grand celebration marking the couple's first appearance as newlyweds, where family and friends gather to offer their blessings and best wishes. It's an evening filled with elegance and joy, as the couple welcomes guests to celebrate their union. The event typically features live music, heartfelt speeches, and a lavish dinner, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. Guests enjoy mingling, dancing, and capturing memories with the couple. The Reception is the perfect conclusion to the wedding festivities, honoring the love and new journey of the bride and groom with cherished ones by their side.

**Phere** is the most sacred part of the wedding ceremony, and it will take place in the early hours of the morning on the 19th. During this ritual, the bride and groom will take seven rounds around the holy fire, known as the *Agni*. Each *phera* represents a vow of love, respect, trust, and companionship, witnessed by the fire, symbolizing purity and their eternal bond. Surrounded by family and friends, this moment signifies their lifelong commitment. It’s a deeply spiritual ceremony, marking the official union of two souls as they promise to walk together through every phase of life.