During the gold melting ceremony, the groom hands over a gold coin to the goldsmith, which is melted to make the bridal pendant. Elders from both families and the groom attend the function. The bride is not allowed to participate in the function, also, from this day, the bride and groom are not permitted to meet each other till the wedding day.

On the wedding day the bride’s brother and relatives, visit the groom’s house, and the groom, along with his family members, is escorted to the venue where the ceremony is being held. With Aarathi and sprinkling rosewater, the groom is welcomed at the entrance of the hall. The bride’s parents lead the groom to the well-decorated Manavarai(Mantap). The groom gifts the bride’s brother a gold ring in return for accompanying him to the wedding Mandap. Following the tying of the wedding necklace during the Muhurtham, the couple exchange garlands promising partnership lifelong. After tying the knot and exchanging garlands, the bride shifts her position from the groom’s right side to the left side. Now the new couple holds their hands and walks clockwise around the holy fire.

This is the party after the wedding and serves Non-veg meals and alcohol.