Indian Wedding Guide
Our Indian wedding guide covers various aspects of Indian wedding traditions. These include Mehndi, Kansar Bhakshan, Muhurtham, Vidaai and more.
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Joota Chupai | Indian Wedding Tradition
Introduction to Joota Chupai The typical Hindu Groom sports Joota, embroidered Indian footwear, on the day of his wedding. These shoes play a role in […]
Ashirwad | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Ashirwad – Blessings The concluding step of the Hindu wedding ceremony results in the Ashirwad, translating from Sanksrit to blessings. The elders of the family […]
Mangal Fera | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Mangal Fera Ritual Similar to the Saptapadi ritual of the Hindu Ceremony, Mangal Fera (also referred to as Mangal Phere) consists of the couple taking […]
Mangalsutra | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Mangalsutra Ritual The Mangalsutra, a black and gold necklace with a gold or diamond pendant symbolizes good luck, love, and friendship. In Sanskirt, ‘mangala’ translates […]
Hastmelap | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Hastmelap Ritual Often grouped together in the Kanyadaan ceremony, the Hastmelap is translated from Sanskirt to mean ‘the joining of the hands’. The couple is […]
Vivaah Homa | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Vivaah Homa After the Kanyadaan takes place, the sacred fire is lit. The couple praises the Agni Devta, the Lord of Fire, in hopes of […]
Kanya Aagaman | Indian Wedding Ceremony
Kanya Aagaman – The Arrival of the Bride This ceremony is the Bride’s first appearance at the wedding. Although some Brides choose to meet the […]
Kanyadaan | Indian Wedding Ceremony
The Ritual of Kanyadaan After the Varmala ceremony, the Kanyadaan ritual takes place. Kanyadaan, meaning “giving away the bride” in Sanskrit, is a symbolic marriage […]
Indian Bridal Attire
Indian Bridal Outfit The most memorable part of an Indian wedding’s is witnessing the beauty and elegance of the Bride on her special day. With […]
Indian Groom Wear and Outfits
Indian Groom’s Attire The most commonly worn outfit for the Groom on his wedding day is known as a Sherwani, an extremely embellished version of […]
Ganesha Puja | Indian Wedding Tradition
Ganesha Puja History and Introduction After the Baraat, the Groom makes his way to the Mandap to take his seat before the wedding rituals occur. […]
Mandap | Indian Wedding Ceremony
In Hindi, Mandap translates to a covered structure with pillars. In essence, the Mandap serves as the altar for Indian weddings, specifically for Hindu and […]
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