The Mandap Muhurat is a significant ritual in Indian weddings, marking the beginning of the wedding. Performing a prayer to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, to seek his blessings.The Mandap Muhurat sets the spiritual tone for the wedding ceremony.Seeking divine blessings for the couple's future. Traditional Gujrati vibe.

Bright yellow paste being applied to the bride and groom's skin.Laughter, music, and dancing with friends and family.Ancient customs and rituals being performed with love and devotion. Vibrant floral decorations and yellow/white comfortable attire adding to the festive atmosphere. Touch of Gujrati art.

The Sangeet and Garba Night is an electrifying celebration where friends and family gather to dance, sing, and perform with the bride and groom. Expect high-energy performances, laughter, and joyful moments as loved ones come together to celebrate the upcoming union. The night often features choreographed dances, musical performances, and traditional Garba moves, creating an unforgettable experience filled with music, dance, and love. ‎

The final marriage day is a grand celebration where the bride and groom participate in sacred rituals, including the Baraat procession, Milni (meeting of the two families), and the Phera ceremony, where they walk around the sacred fire, symbolizing their union. The atmosphere is filled with joy, love, and spirituality as the couple exchanges vows and makes promises to each other, surrounded by family and friends.