In our Punjabi/Sikh wedding traditions, Haldi is called “Maiyaan.” Unlike weddings where Haldi is celebrated for just one day, in our family, Maiyaan is a beautiful three-day tradition filled with love, laughter, music, dance and blessings. The Maiyaan ceremony begins two days before the wedding and continues until the wedding day. On the wedding day, the final Maiyaan takes place just before the bride takes her shower, marking the last beautiful moment of the pre-wedding celebrations. 💛 Family and friends gather to apply Haldi, sing traditional songs, dance, tease the bride and groom, and make unforgettable memories together. For us, Maiyaan is much more than a Haldi ceremony—it is a celebration of family, happiness, togetherness and the beautiful journey towards marriage. So come ready for music, laughter, dancing and lots of Haldi fun! 😂💛 Come celebrate our Maiyaan with us and be a part of these beautiful memories before our big day! ✨

💚 Punjabi Mehndi – A Celebration of Love & Joy 💚 Punjabi Mehndi is one of the most colourful and joyful celebrations of a wedding! It is a time when family and friends come together to celebrate the bride with music, laughter, dancing and lots of fun. The bride gets beautiful mehndi designs on her hands and feet, while everyone enjoys Punjabi songs, traditional folk music, dance and delicious food. From teasing the bride and groom to taking endless pictures, every moment is filled with happiness. 💚✨ Mehndi is not just about the beautiful designs—it represents love, good fortune and the beginning of a new chapter in the bride’s life. So come dressed in whatever you feel like, bring your best dance moves, and get ready for an evening full of Punjabi vibes, laughter, music and unforgettable memories! 💃🪘 Come celebrate our Mehndi with us and make our special evening even more memorable! ❤️

In our Punjabi/Sikh wedding traditions, Haldi is called “Maiyaan.” Unlike weddings where Haldi is celebrated for just one day, in our family, Maiyaan is a beautiful three-day tradition filled with love, laughter, music, dance and blessings. The Maiyaan ceremony begins two days before the wedding and continues until the wedding day. On the wedding day, the final Maiyaan takes place just before the bride takes her shower, marking the last beautiful moment of the pre-wedding celebrations. 💛 Family and friends gather to apply Haldi, sing traditional songs, dance, tease the bride and groom, and make unforgettable memories together. For us, Maiyaan is much more than a Haldi ceremony—it is a celebration of family, happiness, togetherness and the beautiful journey towards marriage. So come ready for music, laughter, dancing and lots of Haldi fun! 😂💛 Come celebrate our Maiyaan with us and be a part of these beautiful memories before our big day! ✨

The Chooda Ceremony is one of the most emotional and beautiful rituals in a Punjabi wedding. Traditionally, the bride’s maternal family, especially her Mama and Mami, lovingly gift and place the chooda on her wrists. ❤️ The red and ivory bangles symbolize love, prosperity, happiness and the beginning of a beautiful new journey as a married woman. The chooda is often covered before the ceremony so the bride doesn’t see it, making the moment even more special and emotional. ✨ As the chooda is placed on her wrists, the family gives heartfelt blessings for a happy and prosperous married life. It is a beautiful moment filled with laughter, love, happy tears and countless emotions. For the family, it is bittersweet—watching their little girl step into a new chapter of life, carrying their love and blessings with her. 🥹❤️ Come witness this beautiful Punjabi tradition and celebrate this precious moment with us! ✨

A Sikh wedding, known as Anand Karaj, is a beautiful celebration of love, faith and togetherness. ❤️ The ceremony takes place in a Gurdwara, in the presence of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji, with family and loved ones gathered to bless the couple. The bride and groom begin their journey together by bowing before the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and seeking blessings. The most meaningful part of the ceremony is the four Laavan, where the couple walks around the Guru Granth Sahib Ji after each verse, symbolizing the four spiritual stages of their journey together. A Sikh wedding is not only about two people getting married—it is about two families coming together, promising to support, respect and walk beside each other through every chapter of life. In our Punjabi families, the celebration continues with beautiful traditions, music, laughter, food and lots of love. 🥹❤️ Come experience the warmth, simplicity and spiritual beauty of an Anand Karaj with us and witness the beginning of our forever.