Kanchan & sahil's wedding
Day 1
Monday, May 12, 2025
Parbhani
Day 2
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Parbhani
About the hosts
Kanchan & sahil's story
Our journey together began through an arranged marriage, brought together by our families. While we started as strangers, we soon discovered that we shared the same values, dreams, and respect for each other. What began as a formal match has blossomed into a deep and loving partnership, built on trust, understanding, and friendship.
About Us:
I’m Sahil, a software developer, and Kanchan, my wonderful partner, is a civil engineer. Though our careers are different, our passion for growth and commitment to building a future together unites us. We’re excited to continue this journey, supporting each other every step of the way.
Invitation to Our Wedding:
As we begin this new chapter of our lives, we would love for you to join us in celebrating the start of our forever. Your presence will make our day even more special.
“We didn’t start as a love story, but we’re writing one every day. Join us in celebrating this beautiful new chapter!”
Day 1Monday, May 12, 2025Parbhani
Starting time (approximately): 6:00 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Engagement Ceremony (Traditional & Modern Fusion)
Engagement Celebration
What Will Happen at This Event?
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of love! The couple will exchange rings in a heartfelt ceremony, followed by family blessings and joyous speeches.
Highlights:
Ring Exchange & Blessings: A deeply emotional moment as the couple commits to their future together.
Cultural Performances: Enjoy live music or dance, and join in the fun with an interactive experience.
Global Feast: Savor a delicious blend of local and international flavors, making every bite a journey.
Tradition & Fun: Foreign guests can immerse themselves in the culture by learning a dance, trying new customs, or creating something traditional.
The Ultimate Sangeet Bash
Get ready for a night packed with non-stop fun, music, and energy! We’ll kick things off with traditional Indian games like antakshari and dumb charades—where family members face off in hilarious, friendly competitions. Then, it’s time to hit the dance floor! The bride and groom will lead the way, followed by an all-in dance-off where EVERYONE—family, friends, aunties, uncles—join the celebration, showing off their best (or most funny) moves.
The night will be filled with surprise choreographed performances, flash mobs, and Bollywood beats that will keep the crowd dancing. Laughter, joy, and unforgettable moments are guaranteed, as we come together to celebrate love, family, and pure fun!
Day 2Tuesday, May 13, 2025Parbhani
Starting time (approximately): 7:00 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Pheras(Saptapadi)
The Pheras (Saptapadi) are the most significant part of a Maharashtrian wedding, where the bride and groom circle the sacred fire seven times. With each round, they make a vow to each other, promising love, loyalty, prosperity, and support through life's challenges. The fire acts as a divine witness, symbolizing purity and the presence of gods. These vows deepen their commitment to each other in various aspects of life—spiritual, emotional, and practical. Once the seven rounds are completed, the couple is officially married, marking the start of their lifelong journey together.
Baraat
The Baraat is a lively and vibrant procession that marks the groom's arrival at the bride's wedding venue, usually before the **Varmala** ceremony. Accompanied by his family, friends, and sometimes musicians, the groom arrives, often riding a decorated horse or in a grand vehicle. The procession is filled with excitement, music, dancing, and celebratory songs, creating an atmosphere of joy and anticipation. The **Baraat** symbolizes the groom’s journey to claim his bride and marks the beginning of the wedding celebrations. Once the groom arrives, the **Varmala** ceremony follows, where the bride and groom exchange garlands. The **Baraat** not only signifies the start of the wedding rituals but also represents the coming together of two families in celebration of the couple’s union.
Varmala
The Varmala (or Jaimala) is a beautiful and symbolic ritual in Indian weddings where the bride and groom exchange floral garlands, marking the start of their marriage ceremony. This moment represents their mutual acceptance, commitment, and love for each other. The garlands, often made of fresh flowers, symbolize the blending of two families and the beginning of a lifelong journey together. The ritual is filled with joy, music, and laughter, setting the tone for the wedding celebrations and honoring the sacred bond of marriage.
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